What did levinson conclude about females in midlife transition?
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Download references What did Levinson conclude about females in midlife transitions?In his book “Seasons of Woman's Life” Levinson came to the conclusion that women follow the same sequence of periods in early and middle adulthood as men (Levinson, 1996).
What is the midlife crisis according to Levinson?According to Levinson the midlife transition (40-45) was a time of reevaluating previous commitments; making dramatic changes if necessary; giving expression to previously ignored talents or aspirations; and feeling more of a sense of urgency about life and its meaning.
What do Levinson and Vaillant believe about the midBoth Vaillant and Levinson agree that there is a mid-life stage in which conflict, confusion, and turmoil typically occur. The successful navigation and resolution of this stage lead to a calmer, more established adult life.
What is the midlife transition?“Mid-life transition” is something that happens to many of us at some point during life (usually at about 40, give or take 20 years). It is a natural process and it is a normal part of maturing. Mid-life can raise issues such as: Discontent with life or the lifestyle that may have provided happiness for many years.
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