The simplistic expression of one's needs outside of oneself and making others participate in the thought processes has actively contributed to extensive capitalism and increased divorce rates, substance/drug abuse, types of addictions, depression and suicide. In some cases there is also an attitude of self-loathing and a notable aversion to the relationship, intimacy and commitment that comes with adult relationships. Myriad shades of relationship dynamics, influenced by childhood experiences and interactions that shape opinions as an adult. The eight stages of development in a child translate into relativity, in individuals from the point of view of object theory. Erikson's Psychosocial Stages of Development Erikson's psychosocial stages include eight stages that shape a child's development through the growing years to influence social behaviors in adulthood (Boundless, 2015). • Trust vs mistrust • Autonomy vs shame/doubt • Initiative vs guilt • Industry vs inferiority • Identity vs Role