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life structure combination of statuses, roles, activities, goals, values, beliefs, and life circumstances that characterize an individual
early adulthood first era of adulthood, spanning ages 17 through 39
middle adulthood second era of adulthood, spanning the ages 40 through 59
late adulthood third and last era of dulthood, spanning ages 65 and over
novice phase term proposed by daniel levinson and his colleagues for the first three stages of the early adulthood era
mentor someone who fosters an individual's development by believing in the person sharing the persons dreams, and helping the person achieve those dreams
labor force all individuals 16 and older who are employed in paid positions or who are seeking paid employment
profession high status occupation that requires specialized skills obtained through formal education
unemployment situation that occurs when people do not have jobs but are actively seeking employment
unemployment rate percentage of the civilian labor force that is unemployed but actively seeking employment
gerontology scientific study of the processes and phenomena of aging
social gerontology subfield of gerontology that studies the nonphysical aspects of aging
young-old people aged 65 to 74
middle old people aged 74 to 84
old old people aged 85 and older
alzheimer's disease organic condition that results in the progressive destruction of brain cells
dependency shift from being an independent adult to being depent on others for physical or financial assistance
daniel levinson he studied the adult male development stages
irene frieze the research she did led to the female development of leaving the family
esther sales entering the adult world and entering the adult world again
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