Industry Vs. Inferiority Stages Of Child Development

This child development study will define the importance of Erickson’s Industry verses Inferiority stage of development within the framework of Riley’s management of her emotions in the film, Inside Out (2015). The three aspects of cognitive development, personality, and parent-child relationships will define the appropriate nature of this film in the development of Riley's mind. Riley’s development is based on learning new cognitive development strategies, such as her mind’s “headquarters” to mange Joy, Sadness, and other emotions at this stage of development. In this way, Riley appears to work with other “personalities”, as her emotions are personified in the development of greater industry and autonomy from her parents. More so, it shows greater independence from her parents in the parent-child relationship, as Riley successfully adapts to a new living environment in San Francisco. In essence, this child development study will define the role of Erikson’s Industry v. Inferiority stages and the appropriate nature of Inside Out (2015) as a way to understand cognitive development, personality, and parent-child
I though you said we were gonna "act casual"./ Mom: Riley! Is everything okay? (Docter). This aspect of the film appropriately presents how a child’s interior cognitive development progresses at this stage of Erikson’s developmental process. More so, Riley’s development shows a healthy example of how to incorporate positive and negative feelings by learning how to cognitively separate them and then amalgamate them into a system of emotional