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One of my favorite graduate courses to teach was Adult Development. We covered the lifespan but spent most of our time discussing the last three phases of life (as defined by Erik Erikson). We studied other psychologists as well, but Erikson is the one to whom I can most relate. Erikson worked primarily in the 1950s through the 1980s.
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