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when Erik Erikson moves to San Francisco.
Erik Erikson moved his psychology practice to San Francisco to wrk some more. -
when Erik Erikson's theory started to show
This is when Erik Erikson started to write about how he felt about child psychology and psychology in general. He would write essays about it all throughout 1940. This is when he began to write his book called "Childhood and Society". -
Erik Erikson becomes a professor.
After Erik Erikson moves to San Francisco, the then finds a job to be a psychology professor. Where he will teach students his way of understanding psychology. -
When Erik Erikson's book was found.
Erik Erikson's book was then put together in the 1950's. It then showed is views on psychological development. His wife, Joan Serson Erikson, was the one to edit the book and put it together. Erikson came up with 8 stages of development. -
The book: "Young Man Luther"
This book "Young Man Luther" was created in 1958, it combines Erikson's interests in history. -
One of Eriksons books.
Erikson created a book called, "Gandhi's Truth on the Origins of Militant Nonviolence". this book was founded/made in 1969. -
Erikson's new job.
Erik Erikson refused to sign the loyalty oath for the University in California in 1950. He then moves to Massachusetts where he later found a job at Harvard as a stock professor and professor emeritus, this Job went on from 1970 all the way to his death
