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when does this stage start? and what changes?

18-25 yrs


"emerging adulthood" (economic independence)


greater responsibility for consequences of own action than adol.; deciding on own beliefs; more "adult" relationship with parents

peak

hit "peak" then start to slowdown



athletic peak: strength/speed peak.. then become stronger mental skills than younger players



health peak: fewer illness, shorter durations

cognitive development

fading of "black & white"



Pragmatics: doing what works best, less in "ideal"



William Perry: from "dualistic thinking" to "multiple thinking"

*post formal thought

ongoing search for truth via. reflective thinking, appreciating circumstances

Erikson

intimacy vs. isolation

* sternberg's triangle of love

passion: strong chemistry, highly attracted to partner



intimacy: strong emotional bond, knowledge of partner



commitment: committed to relationship

* four love patterns

infatuation: little intimacy, knowledge & even less commitment


(like a fling or high school crush)



companionate: a relationship marked by intimacy & commitment, lacking passion (couple that's been married several years)



fatuous: passion & commitment are present, no intimacy (one person worships from a distance- stalker like)



consummate: (ideal relationship) strongest & fullest form of love. consists of passion, intimacy & commitment

gottmans research on good marriage

love maps/knowledge++


express fondness/admiration


turn toward, not away from partner


let yourself be influenced


solve what is solvable



longer healthier lives. related to less stress

divorce

peak time: 5-10 from marriage


higher rates of loneliness, low self-esteem, hard to trust future partner, psychological disorders, immune disorders.. economic downturn

*enhancers

competent in multiple areas of life, remarkable ability to bounce back from stressful circumstances. create meaning out of problems



*good enoughs

some strength, some weakness. good enough women often marry someone like previous marriage- no improvement

*seekers

motivated to find new mates asap

*libertines

spend more time in singles bars & have more casual sex during 1st year post divorce


after 1st year want stable relationship

*competent loners

well adjusted, self suffice to & socially skilled


successful career, active social life & wide range of interests


little interest in sharing their life with anyone else (unlike enhancers)

*defeated

problems before divorce that increased after breakup


added stress of failed marriage is more then they can handle