Psychosocial Development Summary Chart: Free Printable

ByKendra Cherry, MS.Ed. Hours

If you are learning all about Erik Erikson’s stages of development, it can be really helpful to have a psychosocial summary chart. We have a free, printable chart available that briefly summarizes each stage, the approximate ages at which each stage takes place, as well as the possible outcomes that can take place at each…

Psychosocial summary chart

If you are learning all about Erik Erikson’s stages of development, it can be really helpful to have a psychosocial summary chart. We have a free, printable chart available that briefly summarizes each stage, the approximate ages at which each stage takes place, as well as the possible outcomes that can take place at each point in development.

You can save the image above by right-clicking and choosing “Save As.” Or you can download our free PDF version of the psychosocial summary chart to print and place with your notes and other study materials.

Be sure to visit our article on the stages of psychosocial development for a much more detailed look at each of Erikson’s stages.

Kendra Cherry, MS.Ed.

Editor-in-Chief

Kendra Cherry, MS.Ed., is a writer, editor, psychosocial therapist, and founder of Explore Psychology, an online psychology resource. She is a Senior Writer for Verywell Mind and is the author of the Everything Psychology Book (Adams Media).

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