during a choir practice in a monastery.
This man's son studied the Salem witch trials in his book Wayward Puritans. This thinker, who developed some of his ideas while observing schools on the Pine Ridge reservation, wrote a study of a man who once shouted "I am not!" during a choir practice in a monastery. He contrasted such themes as "industry" and "inferiority" and "identity" and "role confusion" in a model he developed. This psychologist analyzed the lives of important religious men in Gandhi's Truth and Young Man Luther. His most well-known theory was outlined in his book Childhood and Society. For 10 points, name this psychologist who advanced an eight stage theory of psychosocial development.
This man's son studied the Salem witch trials in his book Wayward Puritans.
Erik Erikson