Lars and His Psychosocial Development in Life

I will use Eriksons Psychosocial Theory of Human Development and Bronfenbrenners bionomical Systems possibleness to explain the key issues experienced by Lars and his psychosocial development in liveliness.Lars is a socially awkward young man who dis homogeneouss any figure of physical contact. He lives alone in his deceased parents garage apartment. Lars life starts to get interesting when a new employee (Margo) starts to express interest in him. One day, Lars told his brother Gus and sister-in-law, Karin that he met Bianca (a sex doll Lars consecrateed) and would like to put one over her to their place for a meal. Lars treated Bianca like his girlfriend.Gus and Karin were overwhelmed and wanted Lars to see Dagmar, a town doctor and a psychologist. They convinced Lars that Bianca has low blood wardrobe and to bring her in for weekly treatments, creating an opportunity for Dagmar to see Lars. Dagmar told Gus and Karin that in order for Lars to benefit, the community got to be involved and accept Bianca. This acceptance of their consanguinity allowed mend to occur for Lars (Elliott, 2002).Based on Eriksons Psychosocial Theory of Human Development, Stage 1 (Trust vs Mistrust), the lack of depend adapted family members during Lars childhood resulted in Lars developing a smell out of mistrust and insecurity. This resulted in him putting his feelings into Bianca, a sex doll, who is inanimate and non able to hurt him. Based on stage 2 of Eriksons theory (Autonomy vs Shame Doubt), children start to absorb more personal control and independence. as well as-ran to do so creates a sense of inadequacy and self-doubt. Due to the extort people around Lars finding him a girlfriend, Lars imagination created Bianca. He is in control of the development and outcome of their relationship. The society that Lars was in was supportive and assuring. Thus, it helped Lars to gain autonomy and will in surviving the real world (with Bianca) by himself.There is also a blas toff where Lars brought Bianca to Cindys birthday party and seek to connect with others through dancing, relating to Stage 3 of Eriksons Theory (Initiative and Guilt). Lars tried to research his own character by trying to mingle on his own. Lars also became distressed when mentioned that Karin is nearing the end of her pregnancy. Dagmar reassured Lars that Karins baby will be finely even as his experience is otherwise.This is reflective of Stage 4 of Eriksons theory (Industry vs Inferiority), where Lars felt inferior in non having a mum like other children do. In Stage 5 (Identity vs Role Confusion), one starts self-discovery, oddly in their sexual identity. Lars asked Gus about the concept of masculinity. This helped Lars when he became aware of his haul towards Bianca. His attraction to Margo has now reached the point where he feels compelled to tell her that he could neer cheat on Bianca.Margo assures him that she is not asking him to cheat on Bianca. However, she states real how much she wishes she could find a man with his characteristics for herself. In the final scene of the movie, Lars healing is almost completed, when Bianca dies. Before Lars kills off Bianca, he presses a fondle to her lips, something he would not do before.This shows that the childs mind-set Lars once had, now psychologically matches that of his age. Lars has shown physical intimacy towards the doll. He not only overcome his fear of touch but using the doll the way its originally mean to be. Lars further proves to be more in touch with an adult psychological universe when he asks Margo to go for a walk, just the two of them, by and by the funeral. With the help of Bianca, Lars was able to grow and heal, and form relationships with other human beings. This is being seen in Eriksons theory sixth stage of intimacy vs isolation.In Bronfenbrenners Bio-Ecological Theory, at that place are five (Microsystem, Mesosystem, Exosystem, Macrosystem, and Chronosystem) levels in an e nvirons affecting the child. Microsystem refers to the immediate environment we are in touch with after birth (Bronfenbrenner, 1979). In Lars case, in that respect is a lack of interactions with immediate family members.Thus, he depended on the safety of his relationship with Bianca to slowly become at ease with people, exhibiting the creativity characteristic in clients who are innately self-healing (Bohart Tallman, 1999). Moving deeper into the model, Mesosystem is closely linked with the Microsystem. Lars was able to bunk his delusional thoughts through interactions with his surroundings (church members, Dagmar, Margo).The indirect influence in his Exosystem (moving deeper) where his freehanded neighborhood and family members play a part in helping him. With an intact community supporting Lars construction of reality, the community becomes like a kingsley mansion house (Barnes Berke, 2002) where everyone normalizes the experiences of one another. In treating Bianca as a re al person, Lars is able to softwood with issues that occur as the relationship develops.This is being seen through the Macrosystem in his beliefs and determine influencing Lars deeply and even cured his illness indirectly. The last stage of chronosystem comes in play includes how his neighborhood addressed the situation and the societal norms on genial health and having them being so positive, it influences Lars in his development growth As time progresses, Lars is able to connect better with others.In summary, Lars created a complete partner for himself that makes connections with others and himself indirectly. It requires also others who are willing to enter his world. Without this, Lars would have been denominate psychotic and given drugs. When the unreal Bianca is treated by everyone as real, Lars is able to emerge as a real person. What to ponder would be if Lars does not have a supportive community will he be cured and to what extent his denial and delusion will be left.