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| lifespan from 18 onwards, a time of continuing development |
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| the cessatioin of menstruation |
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| minimum level of energy required when body at rest |
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| The end of Physical growth defines |
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| Physical early adulthood includes |
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| body going into a maintenance phase, cell repair and decreased BMR |
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| emotional early adulthood includes |
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| choosing life partners, self esteem through career, increased feeling of love through family |
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| emotional middle age includes |
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| increased self worth and identity as career and family develop, changes in relationships, increased security |
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| emotional later adulthood |
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| coping with loss of loved ones, new identity, changes in self esteem |
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| maintenance, loss of elasticity, decline in senses and libido. |
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| reduced height, suffer more ill health, brittle bones, slower reflexes |
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| Early adult social development includes |
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| independent lifestyle, self supporting, starting family |
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| Middle age social development includes |
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| career peaks, raising children, increased involvement in community. |
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| Middle age social development includes |
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| career peaks, raising children, increased involvement in community. |
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| Later age social development |
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| volunteer work, freetime to enjoy new experiences, redefining identity as work status changes |
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| Early adulthood intellectual development |
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| learning new schools through employment or education |
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| Middle adulthood intellectual development |
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| knowledge and skills continue to develop and new challenges experienced |
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| llater adulthood intellectual development |
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| skills/knowledge continues with practice and use, reactions slow down, memory loss |
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