... Joe is also introduced in the first chapters. She reminds Pip of the fact she brought him up by hand, and doesn't let him forget he owes his existence to her. Unfortunately Pip doesn't resolve this crises positively. Around the same time Pip is expecting to be caught for stealing the food he is being constantly reminded ... He learns Joe can't read and he starts to teach Joe some of the things he learns. Unfortunately for Pip, during this stage of psychosocial development, he is introduced to the cruel and insulting characters Miss Havisham, and Estella. Estella, Miss Havisham's adopted ...

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• Grade Level: High School

... Sigmund Freud in Austria. After his mentor died, he worked with Sigmund's daughter, Anna Freud. Like many of Freud's supporters, Erikson initially felt that his own theory was simply an elaboration of Sigmund Freud's psychoanalytic theory. Ultimately, though, he decided he disagreed with too many of Freud's key points. He felt Freud was accurate in noting that people ... accept disciple without guilt, and simultaneously will not be ashamed when being imaginative and creative. If this is not accomplished, children tend to develop guilt over taking initiative and in the future refrain from ...

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