According to Erikson, trust learned in infancy evolves into in old age.

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Erikson's eighth and final stage of psychosocial development is "integrity versus despair." In this stage, which occurs in old age, individuals reflect on their life and come to either feel a sense of satisfaction and fulfillment ("integrity") or a sense of regret and despair ("despair"). One of the key lessons learned in this stage is an understanding of how interdependent we are, recognizing the importance of relationships and connections with others.

According to Erikson, Trust Learned in Infancy Evolves into in Old