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=== Theoretical frameworks === {| class="wikitable" ! Age band !! Erikson (psychosocial) !! Piaget (cognitive) !! Predominant play |- | Infant || Trust vs. mistrust || Sensorimotor || Solitary |- | Toddler || Autonomy vs. shame and doubt || Sensorimotor into preoperational || Parallel |- | Preschooler || Initiative vs. guilt || Preoperational || Associative |- | School-age || Industry vs. inferiority || Concrete operational || Cooperative |- | Adolescent || Identity vs. role confusion || Formal operational || Peer group activity |} '''Application note.''' Nursing interventions map directly onto these stages. For a hospitalized toddler, support '''autonomy''' by offering limited choices ("apple juice or water?") and maintaining home rituals. For a preschooler, address '''magical thinking''' and the belief that illness is punishment; correct the fantasy that a procedure is a consequence of misbehavior. For a school-age child, support '''industry''' by allowing participation in care and keeping up with schoolwork. For an adolescent, protect '''privacy and body image''' and allow peer contact.
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