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| Middle Age Adults emphasize |
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| securing estbalished goals, children's future, delaing with property related concerns, goals to preserve health |
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| Eriksons Psychosocial crisis of middle adulthood |
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generativity versus stagnation
generativity= the desire to contribute to one's family, community and society by nurturing and guiding the next generation to endure after their lives have ended
stagnation, a sense of self absorption and lakc of meaning that results when adults only focuses on their own needs |
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| elective selection vs loss-based selection |
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alternative goals that are attainable and seem attractive vs.
giving up on your dreams bc your old balls |
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openess to experience
conscietiousness
extraversion
agreeableness
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| unstable oxygen molecules produced during metabolism that can penetrate or collide with other molecules |
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| the number of times cells will divide and replicate before it stops |
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| cloudy areas that form gradually in the lens of the eye, causing blurry distorted vision and increased sensitiveity to glare. |
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