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Erikson's first stage of psychosocial development happens from birth to 18 months. In this stage, a baby learns who they can and can not trust by who cares for them, nurtures them, and loves them. If a child is not loved and cared for, they will likely be untrusting and fearful of the world.

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Erikson's second stage of psychosocial development happens between 2 to 3 years of age. In this stage, a toddler learns that new skills can make them more independent. If they do not learn these skills, they could feel shame or doubt. Potty training is a good example. Toddlers learn they can earn a prize and have more independence from diaper changes. If they don't learn how to properly use the potty, they could feel shameful that they still need to wear a diaper.

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Erikson's third stage of development occurs between 3 to 5 years of age. In this stage, toddlers learn to assert themselves within a social setting. If they are accepted within the social setting, they develop initiative and feel more capable of themself. However, if they are not accepted they begin in feel self-doubt.

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Erikson's fourth stage of psychosocial development happens between 6 and 11 years of age.  In this stage, children gain confidence in new-found skills or accomplishments by praise or encouragement.  Children can also doubt themselves more by being ridiculed or discouraged by others, whether loved-ones, peers, or teachers.

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Erikson's fifth stage of psychosocial development occurs between 12 and 18 years of age.  In this stage, teenagers who receive affirmation and/or positive reinforcements of their sense of self are more likely to be confident and have strong feelings of independence.  Those who are not met with positive reinforcements toward their sense of self, are more likely to be insecure and confused about their future and themself.

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Erikson's sixth stage of psychosocial development occurs between 19 and 40 years of age.  During this stage, adults build from previous developmental stages to build and maintain relationships, whether intimate or as a friendship.  Those that have a better sense of self will be able to build better relationships, and also to maintain those relationships easier.

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Erikson's seventh stage of psychosocial development happens between 40 to 65 years of age.  In this stage, those who fair better in the "Intimacy vs Isolation" stage also fair better in this stage.  By building good relationships, people feel they have built a good and productive life, thus feeling like they are contributing to the world.  By not building good relationships, people feel like they are leading an unproductive life, thus feeling uninvolved in the world.

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Erikson's eighth, and final, stage occurs from age 65 until death. In this stage, people begin looking back on their life and either feel proud of how they lived or that they wasted their life. Depending on how each stage before this built their life, would depend on how this stage would go. If someone was cared for and loved in infancy, had a good sense of autonomy, took initiative, were confident and had a good sense of independence, and felt they lived a productive life, they would likely have a high level of integrity.