Adulthood: Psychosocial Development

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Adulthood: Psychosocial Development Part VII Chapter Twenty-Two Adulthood: Psychosocial Development Continuity and Change, Again Intimacy Committed Partners Generativity

Continuity and Change, Again Major Theories: Erikson and Maslow THINKING CRITICALLY: The Midlife Crisis Personality Throughout Adulthood A VIEW FROM SCIENCE: Culture and Personality

Intimacy Friends and Acquaintances Family Bonds Adult Children and Their Parents Siblings and Other Relatives A Developmental View of Family Closeness

Committed Partners Marriage and Happiness Gay and Lesbian Partners Divorce and Separation The Consequences of Divorce Repartnering

Generativity Caregiving Employment Caring for Biological Children Caring for Nonbiological Children Caring for Aging Parents Employment Wages and Benefits Working for More than Money

Generativity Coping with Change Combining Intimacy and Generativity Diversity Within the Workplace Changing Jobs Variable Schedules Combining Intimacy and Generativity

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