This man claimed that, like Hitler, Maxim Gorky fell mentally ill with the futility of existence in an essay on the "Legends" of Gorky's youth. Together with his wife and Helen Kivnick, he analyzed the results of the "Guidance Study" in Vital Involvement in Old Age, and applied his psychoanalytic theory historically in a work chronicling the life of a reformer. His studies of Sioux Indian children in collaboration with Alfred Kroeber contributed to his theories on personality development. He won a Pulitzer for Young Man Luther, and his essays were later collected in Childhood and Society. FTP, name this German-born psychologist who posited eight stages of psychosocial development and coined 
This man claimed that, like Hitler, Maxim Gorky fell mentally ill with the futility of existence in an essay on the "Legends" of Gorky's youth. Together with his wife and Helen Kivnick, he analyzed the results of the "Guidance Study" in Vital Involvement in Old Age, and applied his psychoanalytic theory historically in a work chronicling the life of a reformer. His studies of Sioux Indian children in collaboration with Alfred Kroeber contributed to his theories on personality development. He won a Pulitzer for Young Man Luther, and his essays were later collected in Childhood and Society. FTP, name this German-born psychologist who posited eight stages of psychosocial development and coined the phrase "identity crisis".
This man claimed that, like Hitler, Maxim Gorky fell mentally ill with the futility of existence in an essay on the "Legends" of Gorky's youth.
Erik {Erikson}