Teorias sobre el
desarrollo humano
01
Etapas de desarrollo
psicosexual
SIGMUND FREUD
ETAPA ORAL : primer año de vida
● La boca es la fuente de placer para el lactante, constituyendo la zona erógena
que procura al bebé no solo la satisfacción de alimentarse, sino sobre todo el
placer de chupar, poner en movimiento los labios, la lengua y el paladar en una
● La fijación en la etapa oral o una regresión a ella puede ocasionar dependencia exagerada,
preocupación excesiva por la ingestión consistente en adquirir posesiones, conocimiento o extrema
credulidad (deseo de ingerir todo).
● El habito de fumar, la glotonería y morder la punta del lápiz, son actos en los que se manifiesta la
conducta regresiva
ETAPA ANAL: 1 AÑO Y MEDIO A 3 AÑOS
● Comienza a obtener placeres con la expulsión de las heces por lo que el ano en esta época es la
fuente principal de placer y conflicto potencial.
● Representa el primer intento del niño por convertir una actividad involuntaria en voluntaria.
● Con base a la obtención del placer a la expulsión o retención de las heces es una etapa donde se
inicia el control de los esfínteres y permite que este desarrolle su personalidad:
Anal-retentiva (retención de heces) donde esta respuesta se generaliza después a otras actividades, de
cómo el niño adquiere un carácter obstinado y avaro
Anal-expulsivas (expulsión de heces en momentos menos oportunos) esto puede originar características
de desorden, berrinches, crueldad o destructividad.
ETAPA FALICA( DE LOS 3 A LOS 5 AÑOS)
● La libido se centra en los genitales, y el niño comienza a obtener placer con la
exploración masturbadora.
● Al comienzo de esta etapa los niños y las niñas creen que todas las personas poseen pene
o falo según Freud es la etapa en la que se desea poseer al progenitor del sexo opuesto y
eliminar al otro. este deseo recibe el nombre de complejo Edipo en los niños y complejo
de electra en las niñas.
● El principal aspecto de desarrollo es la identificación con el progenitor del mismo sexo.
ETAPA DE LATENCIA: DE LOS 6 A LOS 12 AÑOS
● Se reprime la sexualidad y los recuerdos del erotismo infantil.
● En este periodo no existe zona específica donde se concentre la energía sexual o
impulso sexual, es un periodo de calma.
● Los impulsos sexuales inaceptables son canalizados a niveles de actividad más
aceptados por la cultura.
Etapa genital: DE LOS 12 en adelante
● Resurgimiento del interés sexual y establecimiento de relaciones sexuales
maduras.
● Inicia en la pubertad
● Aquí la zona erógena son los genitales
● En esta etapa renacen los impulsos sexuales, solo que ahora se dirigen a los
miembros del sexo opuesto.
● Al tener relaciones sexuales el adolescente y el adulto satisfacen los deseos
incumplidos en la infancia
02
Etapas de desarrollo
psicosocial
ERIC ERIKSON
1.Confianza vs Desconfianza: 0 a 18 meses de vida
● La relación o vínculo que se haya creado con la madre, determinará los futuros vínculos que se
establecerán con las personas a lo largo de su vida.
2 .Autonomía vs Vergüenza y duda: ( 18 meses a 3 años)
● Proceso de aprendizaje donde comienza a controlar y ejercitar los músculos, los logros en esta etapa
desencadenan sensación de autonomía y de sentirse como un cuerpo independiente.
3.Iniciativa vs Culpa: Desde los 3 hasta los 5 años de edad.
● Crece su interés por relacionarse con otros niños, poniendo a prueba sus habilidades y
capacidades.
● Si los padres reaccionan de de forma negativa a las preguntas o a su iniciativa es
probable que les genere sensación de culpabilidad.
● 4.Laboriosidad vs. Inferioridad: entre los 6-7 años hasta los 12 años.
Intentan realizar actividades por sí mismos, con su propio esfuerzo y poniendo en uso
sus conocimientos y habilidades.
● Si sus fracasos tienden a las comparaciones con otros, puede desarrollar sensación de
inferioridad que le hará sentirse inseguro frente a los demás.
5.Exploración de la Identidad vs Difusión de Identidad.
¿Quién soy?. Comienzan a explorar sus propias posibilidades, y buscar su propia identidad a
través de sus experiencias, produciéndose confusión.
6.Intimidad frente al Aislamiento( desde los 20 años hasta los 40, aprox. )
● Empieza a priorizar relaciones más íntimas que ofrezcan y requieran de un compromiso
recíproco, una intimidad que genere una sensación de seguridad, de compañía, de
confianza.
● Si se evade este tipo de intimidad, puede conducir a la soledad o el aislamiento,
pudiendo causar depresión.
7 .Generatividad frente al Estancamiento
( entre los 40 hasta los 60 años.)
● La persona dedica su tiempo a su familia.
● Se prioriza la búsqueda de equilibrio entre la productividad y el estancamiento; una
productividad que está vinculada al futuro, al porvenir de los suyos y de las próximas
generaciones, es la búsqueda de sentirse necesitado por los demás, ser y sentirse útil.
● El estancamiento es esa pregunta que se hace el individuo: ¿qué es lo que hago aquí si no
sirve para nada?; se siente estancado y no logra canalizar su esfuerzo para poder ofrecer
algo a los suyos o al mundo.
8 .Integridad del yo frente a la Desesperación
( desde los 60 años hasta la muerte.)
● El individuo deja de ser productivo, o al menos no produce tanto como era capaz
anteriormente.
● La forma de vivir se ven alteradas totalmente, los amigos y familiares fallecen, tiene que
afrontar los duelos que causa la vejez, tanto en el propio cuerpo como en el de los demás
03
Etapas de desarrollo
cognitivo
JEAN PIAGET
● Etapa Sensoriomotora ( de 0 a 2 años)
● Etapa Preoperacional ( de 2 a 7 años, es decir durante la infancia)
● Fase de pensamiento simbólico ( de 2 a 4 años)
● Fase de pensamiento Intuitivo ( de 4 a 7 años)
● Etapa de operaciones concretas ( de 7 a 11 años, es decir durante la niñez)
● Etapa de operaciones Formales (de 11 años en adelante, a partir de la adolescencia)
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