feels that they are not accepted by a group of their peers, then this would cause them to feeling alienated. Feeling alienated can cause one to do things they wouldn't normally do in order to feel accepted. During this stage, individuals tend to resolve feeling alienated by giving into peer pressure. Peer pressure can cause one to give into breaking the law in many different ways, such as stealing, smoking drugs, vandalizing, etc. Also, the failure of a psychosocial crisis at an early stage of development can affect the individual at a later stage in life. For example, the failure to gain trust in a parent in infancy will cause much difficultly for one to trust later on in life. If you don't have people in your life that you can confide in, then this built up emotional restraint could very well lead to abnormal
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