Develop a trusting relationship with his parents

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Brian was a securely attached baby who developed a trusting relationship with his parents. In adolescence, Brian fell in love for the first time, but after a few months his girlfriend cheated on him. According to Erikson, Brian's internal working model of people as being trustworthy could not and would not be altered by this experience.

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