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Download full textWolf, Mary Alice – 1993
Erik Erikson's model (1963, 1982) is most useful to an understanding of development and aging. He describes lifelong growth as related to tasks that must be performed. At each stage of life, times of stability are followed by developmental crises. Upon resolving the crisis, the individual can enjoy the particular beauty and security of that…
Descriptors: Adult Development, Adult Education, Adult Learning, Aging Education
