1. Mark is constantly struggling to balance out his superhero life with his normal life.

2.He got into a relationship with a girl named Amber and if things weren't going well, he would do his best to make it work between them.

3.After the grueling events from his father a year ago, he struggled to live his life normally with his mother ever since.

4.He attends college for a short time but then drops out and isolates himself because he believes that there was no point in going to college if he can't balance out his normal life already.

5. Despite all this, Mark still has good morals and wants to be a better person for everyone.

Does he fit the stereotypical adult stage?

I would say that he does fit relatively well due to wanting to be intimate with another individual yet isolates himself in certain situations. He stays with his girlfriend for a while before breaking up because she felt that he was not there enough for her. Mark tried to make it work with Amber but she made her decision they decided to break up. After the break up, he talked to his mom about wanting to be better than he is now and wanting to learn how to control himself. You can see that despite the breakup and isolation problems, he still has good morals about wanting to be an overall good person.

Does she fit the stereotypical 20s-40s stage?

Monica in the early seasons definitely exhibits a fear of loneliness which is a large part of the young adult stage. While she has her close knit group, outside of that, her romantic relationships often do not work out the way she likes. For example, while both her and Richard were both very much in love with each other, they both had different wants and needs. Monica desperately wanted a child, however Richard did not. This difference led to a split, however Monica would obsess over wanting to call him and shortly meet up with him again out of fear of loneliness, even though she knew deep down it was not best for her or him. This brought out her Obsessive-Compulsive-ness too, showing a clear display of those traits of her. I’d say she definitely is an example of the intimacy vs isolation stage, although when it comes to her friend group, she has already found her knit and does not feel socially isolated in that aspect.

Though later on in the show, he does meet someone that he marries, and does accomplish his biggest goal in his life, in the start of the show, he is not very social, and only really hangs out with his inner friends group, and talks with the owner of the comic store. Though this is the case, at the start of the show I would say he fits in with the isolation side of his development age, and later on, develops the intimacy side of the stage.

2.)Yes he fits the model for the age, because of his love for reading and his connection with his English teacher, helping him to realize that Mr Anderson is also exploring intellectual identity.

3. Charlies characteristics ;

1. Hes very observant and passive, he watches other whilst being on the sidelines.

2. he often shows a lot of empathy and care for others, he worries for his friends and often puts his friends before himself.

3. he struggles with emotional expressions, he doesn't know how to face his feelings directly, and he often has trouble processing, and expressing his emotions.

4. He withdrawals during stress, and when he begins to have a moment of PTSD he tends to withdrawal from events and family. often leading to dissociative episodes and emotional shutdowns.

5. He overthinks and constantly overanalyzes situations, relationships, and his feelings, making him emotionally overwhelmed.

1. Jinx is a reckless yet calculated teenager due to her environment and current living conditions in the Lanes (Undercity)

2. She is an inventor who uses her mind for chaos. Using all her guns and bombs she attacks and defends anyone who opposes her and her guardian

3. Jinx displays a severe fear of abandonment which allows her to be subject to her guardian’s (Silco) manipulation. He uses her as a weapon and raises her with projections from his own upbringing.

4. Jinx displays many symptoms and indicators of BPD (Borderline Personality Disorder) as well as Schizophrenia, PTSD (Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder), Late-Term Anti-Social personality disorder as well as Psychopathy Type 2.

5. Jinx is a character and name that roots from her childhood, being the unlucky charm, the one to jinx everything even though she was simply just a young girl in a harsh environment. She was not a fighter like her sister and other so in ways they struggled to recognize her potential. Because of this, Jinx struggles with her true identity. Whether or not she is truly the murderous Jinx or if she is still Powder at her core.

Does she fit the stereotypical teen age?

I would believe she does not. Jinx is prone to killing anything in her path and the average teenager is not going to be subject to murder. Jinx’s conditions growing up are not the same as an everyday teenager either. She is malnourished from the lack of resources growing up as well as the mistreatment of her city. She stands out from the crowd of all the fighters around her. Like Silco, she is a genius who knows how to get what she wants and if she doesn’t she takes it. She knows how to make herself feared although she is not even 100 lbs. She struggles to truly bond with even those who she considers family, when she is upset she lashes out on them in very extreme ways that the average person wouldn’t. She keeps people at a distance because those who were close to her torment her mentally with her schizophrenia. Through the show we see her start to develop a stronger sense of self but it takes her “death” to truly leave her troubles behind.

Description:

1. Highly Intelligent, self proclaimed Ultimate Lifeform.

2. Standoffish and distant, other than to those he cares about.

3. Rather selfless when it comes to other people, despite what it may appear.

4. Has severe PTSD, especially in Ark (A Location) related incidents.

5. Will usually not involve himself in anything unless he has a motive to.

Does He Fit the Stereotype: Yes

While Shadow is generally a free agent he has had conflicts over his identity before. For example in his own game.  he had conflict on his main motive, to help humanity or to destroy it. He had lost his memories from before, and had to carve out a path for himself, with his technical father, Black Doom, being a devil on his shoulder. Because the game had multiple endings we were able to see what would happen if Shadow was true good, the one connecting factor is his declaration of himself. “This is who I am!”

As well, with his nature coming off more from the circumstance of his creation and life story of losing what he loved. When meeting up with those he lost, Maria and Gerald Robotnik, through involuntary time travel, he was afraid to lose them, so he remained more distant until it was time for them to go back. He has generally accepted who he is, but he is still in this stage because of his struggles with it in the past. Along with the evident fact that he's not quite over his issues yet, as much as he accepts his circumstances.

References:

Shadow the Hedgehog (2005)

Sonic X Shadow Generations

Vague Ideas taken from

Sonic Adventure 2

Shadow Generations Dark Beginnings

1. He displays disobedient actions towards authority figures; however, Stewie believes that he is conducting himself in an appropriate manner for his own self-preservation.

2. He also suffers from delusional behaviors such as having conversations with his stuffed teddy bear Rupert.

3. Stewie's mastery of physics and mechanical engineering is quite extraordinary and at a level of science fiction

4. Stewie has ADHD and Oppositional Defiant Disorder, 

5. Stewie originally had two goals in life, to murder his mother Lois, and to take over the world. However as the show progressed, Stewie gave up on these plans, and became more of an anti-hero, prone to mocking others for his own amusement 

Does he fit the stereotypical baby stage:

Stewie is beyond the stereotypical baby stage; his mastery of physics and mechanical engineering is quite extraordinary and at a level of science fiction. He is the most intelligent in the entire family/show and seems to act like the most mature during moments in the show. Stewie is a highly precocious toddler who talks and acts as an adult. During earlier seasons stewie is sociopathic, manipulative and just plain evil. Even at age one, his diabolical nature could rival the world's most ruthless dictators. During later seasons though he does become more of the stereotypical baby and begins to show signs of empathy and kindness. I believe that Stewie Griffin has more introversion than extraversion. Due to the fact that he was once in cryogenic stasis, Stewie is actually 492 years old. It is possible that Stewie has over 300 IQ, or probably much higher.

Description:

1. Millicent is a girl afflicted with scarlet rot (a sickness that literally rots the victim alive)

2. Thanks to the help of the player she is able to stop the scarlet rot and decides she will find who she is and what she really is and comes from.

3. Millicent loves adventures and is courageous; she won’t doubt in fighting alongside those who have helped her.

4. Upon discovering who she really is she is confronted into choosing who she really wants to be she either becomes a valkyrie which is what the other followers of rot want or she decides to be herself.

5. Despite the scarlet rot doing immense suffering to her she feels close to it because it is part of who she is.

This character fits into this stage because she is tasked with two decisions: she either accepts what the other followers of rot want her to be, a valkyrie which means suppressing the rot meaning she is suppressing who she really is with a golden unalloyed needle.

Or on the other hand she rejects the needle and embraces the rot which is what she really is and despite it bringing her to her death she embraces it because she prefers to rot like who she is that instead become other person. 

Stage of development: Identity vs. confusion

1: Lara Jean is a family oriented person

2: Lara Jean is a introvert she is social but loves to think and imagine

3:Lara Jean enjoys doing stuff at home like baking and doing diys stuff at home 

4: Lara Jean is scared to open up to people she only has two friends and she has liked a few guys in the past and has written love letters to. 

5: Lara Jean’s little sister did send out the love letters to the guys and they all ended up finding out she liked them and she starts to become more social after that experience and ends up in a fake relationship.

Does she fit the stereotypical teen stage: I would like to say yes she does, most people in her age range are very introverted. I’d say teens in that age range do enjoy imagining stuff in the future and putting themselves in that position, I also think Lara Jean fits in because most people in that age range find it hard to open up to people and find it hard to be friends with a lot people. She also does fit in because most people in her age range have boy problems and other problems she relates in.

Description:

- Tries to self explore her personal identity and a sense of self

-  Trying to discover who she is since she is a mermaid but wants to be a human. 

- She also seems to have OCD as she collects thousands of human stuff because she feels an attachment to them

- She also acts impulsively that are driven by her emotions as she resulted into Ursula to turn human without considering the consequences

Does she fit with the Stereotypical teenager?

At a point she is what is considered the stereotypical teenager as she is very curious, rebellious and has a sense to explore the unknown. She also clashes with her father Triton causing her to fit with teenagers where they struggle to self independence. Her impulsive actions also show her teenage mentality of not thinking about the consequences something will have as well as struggling to be something she isn't and her desire to be that.

 Description:

1. Rapunzel is a 17/18 years old she is a very curious girl 

2. She is very kind hearted and cares about people she meets 

3. She is very creative and is willing to get out her comfort zone when needed

4. She likes to follow her dream to see the flying lanterns by making a man Flynn Rider go with her

5. She is all so very oblivious 

6. She was kidnapped when she was a baby and locked in a tower by mother Gothel 

7. She is the Lost princess 

Does she fit the stereotypical teen stage?

            Rapunzel fits her stage because she is still trying to figure out who she is since has been isolated since she was baby. Once she got out of her tower she was scared and confused about the outside world. Once she was out of the tower she saw how other people were and how they acted so she started doing what they were doing so she could fit in. Once she found she was the lost princess she was confused and didn’t know what to do and had a hard time processing it.

Does he fit the standard of ages 6-12?

I believe so, he believes in kindness, and wants to be good, like children in this stage, he looks up to and admires his father who watches over pompompurin and his mother, he enjoys playing with his friends and has a good self esteem. 

2. He fits the model for his age because he's rebellious, gets into fights, and tries to do things his way as a teenager would.

1. He's sarcastic, he uses it as a way to deal with stressful situations.

2. He's competitive, always trying to prove he's the best, especially with his brothers.

3. He's impulsive and makes quick decisions without thinking about the consequences.

4. He's proud, has a lot of pride, and doesn't like showing weakness (Big ego).

5. He is defensive, always ready to fight or argue if he feels disrespected.

1. Blair is intelligent and manipulative

2. She is very ambitious and determined to achieve her goals

3. She enjoys somebody who challenges her and keeps her on her toes.

4. Blair tends to go for solutions that get her results fast and efficiently, even if they end up hurting others.

5. In relationships, she believes she has a lot to give, and considers herself an asset as much as she sees potential partners as assets.

   Even though Blair does end up getting happily married to Chuck it took her a lot to get there. One of the most important aspects of Blair’s character is her relationship with her best friend. Blair is smart, but she’s a bit stiff with people. Her insecurity gets the best of her in her relationships, and often resorts to bad tactics to get what she wants. I also think that she struggles to separate her identity from her mother and her success, from Serena, under whose shadow she lives, and from the men in her life. Another issue for Blair is the constant need for status and validation, which grows from there. Overall, Blair does end up fitting the Intimacy vs Isolation stage because she is trying to be loved by others and wishes to be accepted.

   
   

Age:30

Stage of development: Intimacy vs. Isolation 

Description:

1. Benson has a very low temper and is constantly lashing out on Mordecai/Rigby 

2. He tends to respond to his employees in a  sarcastic and passive aggressive tone

3. As manager of the park Benson makes sure to reinforce rules giving him a more strict and responsible persona

4. Benson goes through a few rough patches after the breakup with Audrey but eventually meets Pam and is able to create a strong meaningful connection

5. While he can be a bit awkward at times he doesn’t struggle so much to build relationships with others.

Does the character fit the stereotypical early adulthood stage:

 Benson does fit the characteristics of the early adulthood stage for the most part. He is very career focused and firmly believes in a good work ethic. While he doesn’t explore a lot into relationships he doesn't seem to struggle in that area either. Overall Benson's character dives a bit into the characteristics of early adulthood and middle adulthood.

From Stanger things Stage of development- IDENTITY   VS. ROLE CONFUSION

1. She was isolated from people in a “hospital” and went through emotional abuse. 

2.   Her speech is minimal, and she does not speak much since she has little social experience. 

3.  She is very protective of people she likes especially Mike and does not like mouth breathers 

4. Mimics the words and phrases from the people around her  

5.  Eleven has telekinesis and can move things with her mind she uses her powers to protect friends even if it makes her very weak.

   I think Eleven does fit the Identity VS. Role Confusion because in season 1 she starts to develop new friendships and in season 2 she starts to rebel against Hoppers rules and goes off by herself to find things from her past and explore her identity. She also forms new connections with people like Max. While trying to find herself she sees the people around her are the people who like her and she will do everything she can to help and protect them even if it may hurt her.

1. Kitty is a soul searching person, she has a boasting personality, a deductive reasoning ability, and a really good meddler. 

2. Highly kind hearted and is prone to empathize what anyone else is feeling around her. 

3. Surprisingly a very reserved person despite her really chatty personality.

4. High signs of a Tenacious personality 

   which means she is (formerly known as a person who never gives up).

Kitty cares so much about fitting in anywhere, which shows how she is just like a lot of people in this world.  Despite this she still goes through many things that are developing in her head and her social relationships.  She loses and gains friends and acquaintances, but has a lot of trouble with deciding who she wants but relationship wise.  She has a strong sense of meddling and not staying out of trouble but she's working on trying to stay out of trouble and being a good kid and trying not to meddle in things that aren't her problem.  This includes that her friends are very different from her and push her to step out of old habits and change her personality in a good way. 

1. Ramona does fit into the appropriate stage of development based on her age. 

2. She does because she struggles between accepting a relationship with Scott and being alone and also struggles with finding her identity.

3. Traits:

   A. Instability, constantly dying her hair.

B. Independence: doesn’t mind being alone

C. Carelessness: doesn’t seem to care too much about the world around her unless it specifically involves her

D. Closed off: doesn’t open up to people or show emotions

E. Anti-social: though she is well-known to certain people in the show, she doesn’t talk to people first

Description:

1. Richard Buckley Watterson is a 38-year-old pink rabbit.

2. He is the father of Gumball, Darwin, and Anais.

3. A stay-at-home dad, he spends most of his time sleeping, watching TV, and playing video games.

4. Richard is very childlike and has been seen exhibiting childish behaviors in several episodes.

5. He is the most irresponsible member of the Watterson family and has the title of The Laziest Man in Elmore.

   
   

   
   

   Does their behavior fit into the appropriate stage of development based on their age?

I would say Richard does fit this stage of development. Generativity refers to making a positive impact and contributing to the world such as through raising children. Richard is not wise, nor is he a good role model for his children in any way, however, he has good intentions for his family. Stagnation, on the other hand, represents feeling stuck and unproductive, lacking a sense of purpose. This also perfectly fits his character. He is the most irresponsible member of the Watterson family, and usually spends his days loafing off on the couch.

Does she fit the stereotypical stage of development she is now in? 

I would say yes. Nowadays, Laufey has friends, a boyfriend, and a very secure job performing her original songs with her sister on stage for thousands of people. While as a child she was very out of the ordinary, being clearly much more talented than her peers, as she grew she was able to make more friends and relationships. While she is still clearly much more talented than the average person, she has socially grown light years from where she was in her years as a teenager. 

Description: 

1. Dwight Schrute is a strong-willed individual who thrives under routine and does everything asked of him.

2. He is also very confident and is constantly uplifting himself sometimes at the expense of others, but hardly his boss who he respects the most.

3. He can seem apathetic at times, but cares deeply for those whom he respects such as his girlfriend Angela, boss Michael, and his cousin Mose.

4. He tends to lack in the maturity arena and often lets minuscule problems get to him and affect his workflow such as his coworker Jim's pranks.

5. He is an incredibly hardworking individual who is the top salesman at his job and is constantly involved in activities throughout the office while also being a beet farmer and a once motel owner.

Does he fit the stereotypical middle-aged adult stage:

Dwight does not care about fitting in or to be starting a family in a hurry which is what differentiates her from other typical middle aged people in this stage who want to give back and be a parent. However, he fits the aspect of prioritizing work as he constantly tries to climb the ranks for approval. He also fits in his midlife crisis era as he struggles with validation, work, social relations, and romantic relationships. So, while he is lacking in the maturity and family starting aspect, I agree that he fits this stage pretty well.

Rachel experiences heartbreaks and even being cheated on. She struggles to get over the relationship but eventually gets over him. She also routinely thinks about the fact she is single and is not even dating someone. She hopes to marry by the age of 33 but turns 30 and is not dating anyone she sees a future with. Towards the end of the show, she decides to get with Ross and start a family which ends the show.

1.) Rachel Green likes to be the center of attention and popular, she likes to be the leader of the group of friends.

2.)She overthinks and stresses over minor situations and setbacks which may be anxiety.

3.)She struggles economically and believes she is a failure as she is in her mid-20s working as a waitress and comes from a wealthy family.

4.)She is empathetic and struggles to contain her emotions, she is quick to cry over situations that may hurt her. She may have a weak mental state.

5.)She is clumsy and makes impulsive decisions, she seems to be very dumb. She also puts others before her leading to herself getting hurt.

1. Rory Gilmore is a very smart girl with a 4.0 she strived to be a Harvard student but ended up going to Yale 

2. Rory is a nice outgoing person but also a cookie-cutter who doesn't go out much and rather stay home and study/do homework.

3. She has a very great relationship with her mother who was a single mother raising Rory they both have a best friend mother and daughter relationship.

4. Rory in college was her best stage yet it did go downhill but when it came to academics she was able to balance her life.

5. In this stage in her life she was not only selfish she also became less of a family and school person. She became more focused on her relationship with her boyfriend Logan 

(does their behavior fit into the stage of development)

  I do believe her behavior was at the appropriate stage of development based on her age. Why? Mainly because she became more focused and more in love with her boyfriend. She became more rebellious and somewhat gained the same traits as her boyfriend. She even ended up stealing a yacht with her boyfriend and ended up arrested. Not only did Rory end up moving in with her grandparents and ditching/not talking to her mother. She also dropped out of Yale for the fall semester. Furthermore, into the situation, her grandparents ended up not enjoying seeing Rory fall in the wrong direction. Rory began to not care about anything else but her relationship she became so dependent on logan. 

2.She has no memory, she lost all her family when she ran away from Russia and ended up in an orphanage until she finally had the age to leave.

3.During the movie, she has no idea who she is i believe he lost her memories through the trauma of the incident since she was 8 years old at the time.

4.She follows two random guys whom she trusts easily and they try to make her into a different person to fool the empress of Russia

5.Anastasia is a sweet and kind person and she does not want to trick anyone but lets herself be pushed around to some decisions sometimes she does not want to make.

Anastasia does and does not fit into her category. The question in this category is “Will I be loved or will I be alone” in a way she wants to know who she is and find her family because she has no idea what happened to her anymore because of her trauma. But she also can fit into Identity VS. Role Confusion because most of the movie is asking and finding who she is and she is trying to understand the people around her.

Characteristics:

1. Mulan is very hardworking, always challenging herself

2. She cares a lot about her family

3. She shows bravery and determination in everything she does

4. She is very outgoing and isn't afraid

5. She is also a fast learner and picks up on skills rather quickly

Does she fit her stage of development?

Yes, I do think Mulan fits her developmental stage because throughout the beginning of the movie she is comes to a realization that she doesn't feel herself and is looking for her true purpose and identity. As she tries practice wifely customs she realizes she doesn't want to continue on that path. She questions herself and wonders what her true path is. As she goes to war for her father she slowly figures out what she is truly passionate about and what motivates her. She overall fits her age and stage appropriately figuring out her true identity.

2- Struggles with fitting in and finding identity

3-displays risky behavior (using fake ID)

4- shows loyalty and eagerness to impress friends

5-peer pressure

Fit to model: McLovin's behaviors match well with late adolescence. McLovin's actions to impress his friends and fit in with his peers can reflect a typical adolescent struggle for identity and independence. Adolescents could be seen to have high and low self-esteem as it may affect their navigation with their social relationships and identity. As you see in McLovin, when his self-esteem is high it may cause him to be peer pressured. In summary, McLovin does match the fit as a teen growing up, many teens may lose themselves during the process of growing.

5. I believe that Daryl does fit into his age category generativity vs stagnation. as he is giving his teammates a lot to keep them well and safe in the apocalypse. He has to relearn life lessons and does not connect with people well on a certain level as he tries to not get too connected to people as he has lost certain people. And even when reuniting with his brother he still keeps a barrier as he has learned not to get attached through an apocalypse.

1) James is a YouTuber and music artist, and has been active on the internet for like 10 years.

2) He writes very sad music about mental health and relationships.

3) He’s a really funny person, and he likes making fun of his fans and calling them weird.

4) James is very genuine, he gives serious life advice, and he’s a very sincere person.

5) He’s very sweet, and despite how much he jokingly insults his friends, he’s really kind to them.

Does he fit the stage he’s in:

I would say James does fit this stage of being a young adult, he often talks about his past experiences with romantic situations. He’s very open about his mental health and his issues with isolation, and how he handles it. Especially with his music, he's very critical of himself and his past. He talks a lot about moving away from everything he knows, and the pros and cons of doing that, mostly the effects of his presence on other people. Based on how open he is in his music and videos, I would say he does fit the Intimacy vs. Isolation stage, as it’s about developing relationships and feeling isolated.

1. Peter Parker is a very dorky and weak kid. Before he gets the powers, he gets bullied every day and wears glasses with very dorky clothes.

2. Peter Parker becomes very confident about gaining the power of the spider. He stopped wearing glasses and stood up to his bullies.

3. Spiderman preaches an essential message of morality, responsibility, and sacrifice. No matter how hard it gets he is doing the right thing.

4. Spiderman is a kind and nice kid by holds back his power even against his most powerful foes. He never uses his full strength cause he thinks he going to kill them and hurt them very horribly.

5. He is a very smart person because he came up with the web shooter and the suit that he has. He uses his very high intelligence to beat his opponents and to come up with strategies to save people.

Does their behavior fit into the appropriate stage of development based on their age?

Spider-man behavior does not fit the appropriate stage of development because he is facing real-life problems that an everyday adult faces. Also, he is just a kid doing all this hero stuff.

Yes and no, this is because he is a victim of his mind, because of his schizophrenia, but he also struggles with many normal teenage things such as his identity and what his role in society should be. Just that instead of being able to find his identity through hobbies or other activities like a normal teenager, he gets lost in his schizophrenia and finds his identity as being the “savior of the world”, as he thinks he must sacrifice himself to save the world and close the tangent universe to save the world as he was told by Bunny named Frank which was a product of his Schizophrenia.

Description: 

• Donnie is a troubled & misunderstood teenager that struggles with schizophrenia and BPD

• Donnie seems to be very apathetic even with the closest people around him and he is also very bad at taking social cues.

• Donnie is also disconnected from his emotions and has many disconnected thoughts.

• Donnie is very intelligent but he can be very reckless at times.

• Sings about being a lover/having a lover and basically concluding that love is useless

• He was mainly with Joan Wasser up until his death but had an assumed mistress named Rebecca Moore 

• Only son of Tim Buckley who was an American musician who wrote folk rock and was pretty popular and that caused a lot of pressure on Jeff Buckley to become as famous or even more famous.

• He was recorded to be cocky when talking to him but humble while writing his songs

• He would develop many relationships with people leading up to his death

  Does his behavior fit into the appropriate stage of development based upon their age?

• Yes, Jeff Buckely fits into the appropriate stage of development based upon his age. This is mainly seen through his depiction, ‘Grace’.

  Why/or why not does this character fit the model for that age?

• Jeff Buckley fits the model for that age because he was a figure in music that would write about love and relationships. Not only did he write about them but he also had some in real life. Before his death he got married to a woman named Joan Wasser but had also been seen around with Rebecca Moore. Before Jeff Buckley’s death, he made an album named ‘Grace’. This album concerns the fragile and pointless nature of true love. His high belief in love with his song ‘Grace’ and with the disbelief of true love in his song ‘Lover, You Should Have Come Over’. After this album release, he would unfortunately die at the age of 30 by drowning.

1- He is a ambitious person who strives to get what he wants.

2- He is a person who wants to be respected and seeks the respect of others.

3- He greatly values the actions of others and has a very short temper in reaction to others actions.

4- He begins to care greatly about those around him and does everything he can to insure they are safe.

5- He is brave and willing to sacrifice his own life for his family.

1) Brian O’Conners behavior somewhat fits into the description of Early Adulthood based on his age he does maintain relationships with those surrounding him, even though the relationships were for a personal gain of being an undercover cop, he began to deeply care for those around him especially Mia.  

2) The character does fit the model because he begins to seek a genuine relationship with his girlfriend Mia and is successful. He also begins to get close with her brother and his crew, gaining their trust and becoming a “family”. He would not fit the characteristics of Intimacy vs. Isolation due to the fact that he still is an undercover cop and getting information on them while gaining their trust although he never necessarily betrays them because of the bond they grew to have. 

3) Some characteristic behaviors he is constantly doing are racing, gambling cars, money and anything valuable, he would constantly lie to his friends about his whereabouts, he would do dangerous things without a second thought and lastly he would always be willing to go the extra mile for those he cared about.

2) Micheal is a very attentive person, due to his low latent inhibition disorder, and to an ordinary person it would cause mental problems but to those with high iq or a “genius” it could be used to their advantage

3)He also is very calm and undisturbed in very serious situations that helps get out of them quickly and successfully

4)He's usually quiet, doesn't socialize much and is always strategizing in his head.

5) And Micheal was very resolute for his and his families happiness

No, I would say Micheal doesn't fit the model for his age. Most people at michaels age are trying to settle down and start their adventure with their significant other and Michael doesn't care all he cares about is trying to help his brother and seek justice for him.

Stage development: identity vs confusion 

1. Kiara is a very Passionate, chill, and loyal character. 

2. Kiara is very outgoing and not afraid to make risky decisions and have fun with it.

3. Kiara is also very independent; she takes care of herself and knows how to cope with tough situations. 

4. Kiara cares a lot about her friends, she will protect them at any costs and will always take their side.

5. Kiara can match your energy and make funny jokes all the time.

Explanation:

Does she fit the stereotypical teen stage?

Yes, Kiara fits the stereotypical teen stage. It is clear that Kiara loves to be out and has a group of friends who make risky decisions and loves to go to parties. Although she seems more mature than most teens she is still confused about who she is and what her future holds for her. Like any teen she sneaks out and keeps secrets from her family. She loves to stay active and go on adventures. She is down to earth and will always be the life of the party .

1. Her powers are Telekinesis, Energy Manipulation, Neuroelecrtic interfacing, Reality warping, etc.

2. She lost her Mom, Dad, Brother, Lover, Friends,Children

3. She is an anti-hero who really care about family and cares others well being

4. She cares about what is right to other and she really cares about how others view her

5. She is someone who wants a family and to be loved 

Wanda really does fit into her Stage development since she wants to continue her life she wants someone to love and care for. She badly wants to be a mother and wants to put everything she has done aside. As much as she has been through she hasn’t been able to accomplish her goals which makes her feel isolated and hopeless. Instead of buying things to cope with not having a family she has taken her chances in creating a fake reality where she does have a family. By creating a fake reality she is having a midlife crisis.

2. He is a lonely person despite fame a lot of the time he's expressing feeling misunderstood and isolated

3. He is impulsive, always acting on emotions in the moment without thinking of consequences

4. He's a rebellion against norms whether it’s music, fashion, or social expectations, he refuses to conform

5. He's very expressive and uses his music/public platform to vocalize deep emotions

Kanye doesn't really fit the stereotypical middle-aged adult. Even though he is in his 40s, his behavior is more like someone in early adulthood because he is often impulsive, highly emotional, and takes big risks without thinking about the long term effects. He has a mix of incredible creativity and poor impulse control, which isn’t what you would normally expect from someone his age.

1. Yes, Glenn does fit the development stage. 

2. Glenn is highly committed to his teammates and ready to help others in need. 

3. He is Intelligent, Resourceful, trustworthy, devoted to others, and quick-thinking.

4. Due to his job before the apocalypse (The pizza delivery guy), he knows his way around the city making him the main supply runner

5. Yes, Glenn is perfectly situated in the development stage of his journey. He effortlessly fosters strong and meaningful connections with his teammates, creating a supportive environment where collaboration thrives. His ability to build rapport means he rarely faces conflict with others, aside from the occasional tension with Merle, better known as Daryl’s brother. Handling the challenges of their world, Glenn shares a deep affection for Maggie and is fully committed to their relationship

1. Marinette is a very kind-hearted person who is willing to do anything in order to help others.

2. She’s very creative and talented, yet a very forgetful and clumsy person.

3. She is very friendly and prioritizes making friends, but may get possessive and obsessed with people. 

4. Marinette is also very optimistic when comforting others but can be diffident when it comes to herself and her abilities.

5. Though Marinette can be such an overthinker, she’s also very smart and seems to always have the solution for anything, especially in her form of ladybug.

Explanation:

While Marinette does sometimes wish she could have the life of a normal teenager, she does not try hard to fit in with the rest of her peers. But, based on her age, Marinette fits the Identity VS. Role Confusion Stage because she struggles with her true identity. She struggles to balance multiple roles including a student, designer, daughter, and a superhero making it difficult for her to figure out her true self. Eventually, Marinette does realize all those roles are what make her who she truly is showing the progression Erickson's stages describe.

No, his behavior does not fit into the appropriate stage of development, this is due to his having autism and savant syndrome which affects his interactions with others but also has an amazing ability and talent in having a photographic memory and visualizing complex medical problems.

2. No, he does not  fit the model for his age, because he is a doctor who has the talent and ability to visualize complex medical problems, which no other doctor in the hospital where he works could. 

3. 5 of Shaun Murphy's characteristics:

   
   

   1. Determination: Despite the challenges he faces due to his condition, Murphy demonstrates great determination and perseverance to overcome obstacles and be an excellent doctor.

   2. Honesty: Murphy is extremely honest and direct, which can sometimes be perceived as a lack of tact, but also makes him very trustworthy. 

   3. Exceptional Medical Skills: His medical knowledge and surgical skills are outstading, making him a talented doctor

4. Empathy: Despite his social difficulties, shaun shows deep empathy and compassion for his patients.

   
   

5. Autism and Savant Syndrome: Shaun has autism and savant sydrome, which give him extraordinary abilities in certain areas, such as memory and visual perception 

1. Kirk is a seriously odd character. He finds himself in embarrassing situations in which he isn’t always aware of

2. He’s a dedicated person who has had over 60 jobs and participated in multiple town activities

3. He is a sweet lovable guy. The town of Stars Hollow seems to care for him and protect him.

4. Innocent- When he gets a girlfriend later in the show he doesn’t know how to treat her and asks the dinner guy for advice. 

5. Irrationality- He can sometimes be irrational and doesn’t care what others think. 

   
   

   Does their behavior fit into the stage of development: 

   Yes and No. He’s mostly seen as a man-child. Although Kirk does meet someone later on in the show, they don’t seem to be committing based on his actions of acting too much like a child. Many fans of the show Gilmore Girls say that he is more of a “teenage girl.” However, he does seem to be prioritizing his jobs. From the start of the show to the end, Kirk has had approximately 62 jobs. While he does lack maturity, he builds connections with the people in town. 

Description:

1. She is very cheerful and fun loving 

2. Spacey and impulsive which leads her to get into some trouble, struggling to keep her job

3. She is selfless and kind, she rescued puppycat and helped him regardless of struggling 

4. She is very empathetic, she has a strong emotional connection with others having genuine heartflet conversations with people she cares about, 

5. Possibly autistic, generational trauma, a sheltered life almost

James Fraser is 22 years old and scottish and he should be in the intimacy vs isolation stage. I believe he is because he is showing interest in a young women from England. He is also very loved by his clan and they accept him as their leader. He values his family and is set to be the laird of lallybroch.

characteristics

• He is a natural born leader in land and on the battlefield. He always takes on that leadership role when he needs to.

• He is very determined if he has his mind set on something he will do it and there is no more for discussion 

• Rebellious he will do what he wants and he doesn't care what others say which goes along with him being determined 

• He is very selfless and will value his family and clan above himself. He would rather be hurt than his family or love interest.

• He is very trustworthy and will have your back no matter what. He will always make sure that he gives you respect as long as you give him respect