How an individual achieves generativity in middle adulthood

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List and describe at least two physical and physiological changes in middle adulthood.
Explain at least three effects that menopause does to an individual's body.
Explain at least three effects that andropause does to an individual's body.
What is the difference between an internal and external locus of control, and how do these loci of control contribute to one's life?
What is the difference between crystallized, fluid and tacit intelligence, and which kind of intelligence decreases the most as we age?
Explain Erikson's stage of generativity vs stagnation in your own words.
Explain how an individual achieves generativity in middle adulthood.
Explain Levinson's theory of stage-crisis view, and what contributes to one's midlife transition?
According to socioemotional selectivity theory, explain how individuals shift their cognitive functioning during middle adulthood.
According to the SOC model, what are some opportunities or challenges that you are doing now to be successful. Now imagine that you are in your middle adulthood stage, what are some future opportunities or challenges that you could do in order to feel successful in your life?
Discuss how personality changes in middle adulthood according to the plaster hypothesis and Carl Jun's perspective.
Explain how one's relationships change during middle adulthood.
Describe each stage in the Family Life Cycle in your own words.
Does marriage make a person happier? And how does marriage contribute to one's hedonic set point?
Explain how an empty nest, sandwich generation, and kinkeeping contribute to one's hedonic set point.
State what Gottman believes are factors that contribute to communication issues.
Describe at least two factors that decrease and two factors that increase the risk of divorce.
Explain the impact to one's middle adulthood life when re-marrying and blending families.

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