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40 Cards in this Set
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TWO PERSPECTIVES ON ADULT PERSONALITY DEVELOPMENT
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NORMATIVE CRISIS MODEL AND LIFE EVENTS MODELS
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A TRADITIONAL APPROACH TO ADULT PESONALITY THAT IS TIED TO A SEQUENCE OF AGE-RELATED CRISIS
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NORMATIVE CRISIS MODEL
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THE TIMING OF A PARTICULAR EVENT IN AN ADULTS LIFE RATHER THAN AGE PER SE
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LIFE EVENTS MODELS
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SUGGEST THAT MIDDLE ADULTHOOD ENCOMPASSES THE PERIOD OF GENERATIVITY VERSUS STAGNATION
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ERIKSON
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WHEN PEOPLE CONSIDER THEIR CNTRIBUTIONS TO FAMILY, COMMUNITY, WORK, AND SOCIETY.
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GENERATIVITY VERSUS STAGNATION
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LOOKING BEYOND ONESELF TO THE CONTNUATION OF ONE'S LIFE THROUGH OTHERS
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GENERATIVITY
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PEOPLE FOCUS ON THE TRIVIALITY OF THEIR LIFE AND FEEL THEY HAVE MADE ONLY A LIMITED CONTRIBUTUTION TOT HE WORLD AND THEIR PRESENCE HAS COUNTED FOR LITTLE.
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STAGNATION
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HE SUGGEST THAT MIDDLE ADULTHOOD IS KEEPING THE MEANING VERSUS.
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GEORGE VAILLANT
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OCCURS BETWEEN THE AGES OF 45 AND 55 WHEN ADULTS SEEK TO FIND THE MEANING OF LIFE BY ACCEPTING STRENGTHS AND WEAKNESSES OTHERS.
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MIDDLE ADULTHOOD
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THOUGHT THAT THE EARLY 40S WERE A PERIOD OF TRANSITION AND CRISIS
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DANIEL LEVINSON
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SUGGEST THAT ADULT MEN PASS THROUGH A SERIES OF STAGES FROM 20YRS AND CONTINUING INTO MIDDLE ADULTHOOD
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DANIEL LEVINSON
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A TIME OF QUESTIONING
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MIDLIFE TRANSITION
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A STAGE OF UNCERTAINTY AND INDECISION BROUGHT ABOUT BY THE REALIZATION THAT LIFE IF FINITE.
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MIDLIFE CRISIS
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SUGGEST THAT PERSONALITY CHANGES SUBSTANTIALLY OVER THE LIFE SPAN.
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ERIKSON AND LEVINSON
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THEY FIND REMARKABLE STABILTY IN PARTICULAR TRAITS ACROSS THE LIFE SPAN CALLED THE BIG FIVE MODEL OF PESONALITY
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PAUL COSTA AND ROBERT MCCRAE
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1.NEUROTICISIM
2. EXTROVERSION 3. OPWENNESS 4. AGREEABLENESS 5. CONSCIENTIOUSNESS |
BIG FIVE MODEL OF PERSONALITY.
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EXPLAINS
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OPENNESS TO EXPERIENCE
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DONT ASK REASONS AND ACCEPTS WHAT IS TOLD
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CLOSEMINDEDNESS
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DEPENDABLE
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CONSCIENTIOUSNESS
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DISORGANIZED, SLOPPY, NOT PUNCTUAL
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UNDIRECTEDNESS
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ENJOYS SOCILAIZING
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EXTRAVERSION
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LIKES PRIVACY AND UNCOMFORTABLE AROUNJD PEOPLE THEY DO NOT KNOW
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INTROVERSION
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TOLERANT
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AGREEABLENESS
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STUBBORN, CRITICIAL, FAULTFINDING AND DISAGREEABLE
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ANTAGONISM
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WORRY, ANXIOUS, TENSE AND MOODY
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NEUROTICISM
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STABLE AND CALM,K SELF ASSURED, DOESNT GET EASLIY UPSET
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EMOTIONAL STABLITY
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divorce rate is slightly higher forfirst or second marriages?
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second
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when parents have feekings of unhappiness, worry, loneliness, and depression due to their childrens departure from home
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empty nest syndrome
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YOUND ADULTS WHO COME BACK TO LIVE IN THE HOMES OF THEIR MIDDLE AGE PARENTS
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BOOMERANG CHILDREN
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WHEN MIDDLE AGE COUPLES FULFILL THE NEEDS OF BOTH THEIR CHILDREN AND THEIR AGING PARENTS
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SANDWICH GENERATION
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WHEN GRANPARENTS ARE ACTIVELY ENGAGED IN GRANDPARENTING AND HAVE INFLUENCE OVER THEIR GRANDCHILDRENS LIVES
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INVOLVED
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ABUSE AND NEGLECT OF CHILDREN LEADS THEM TO BE PREDISPOSED TO ABUSIVENESS AS ADULTS
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CYCLE OF VIOLENCE HYPOTHESIS
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WHAT PERCENTAGE OF ABUSERS WERE NOT ABUSED AS CHILDREN
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2/3RDS
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WHAT PERCENT OF PEOPLE WHO WERE ABUSED OR NEGLECTED AS CHILDREN ABUSE THEIR OWN CHILDREN?
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1/3RD
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WHEN WOMEN ARE VIEWED AS INFERIOR TO MEN
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WIFE BATTERING
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WOMEN WHO HAVE LOW STATUS ARE TARGETS FOR THIS AS WELL AS WHEN THEY HAVE HIGH STATUS THEY ARE THREATING TO THEIR HUSBANDS
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SPOUSAL ABUSE
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CARES MORE ABOUTTHR HERE AND NOW QUALTIES OF WORK.
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MIDDLE AGE WORKER
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THEY EXPERIENCE THE MORE OVERALL JOB SATISFACTION
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OLDER WORKERS
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OCCURS WHEN HIGHLY TRAINED PROFESSIONALS EXPERIENCE DISSATISFACTION, DISILLUSIONMENT, FRUSTRATION, AND WEARINESS FROM THEIR JOBS.
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BURNOIUT
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JOB SATISFACTION IS NOT UNIVERSAL WHEN?
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MIDDLE ADULTHOOD
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