Middle Adulthood

6. concern and well-being of future generations
8. this theorist postulated that adulthood is a
10. Ability to remember information within the matter of a short period of time (1 day to 1 week)
12. Ability to identify one's self, location, and relevant environmental or social information
14. 25 years in length each.
16. this type of memory allows the ability to remember information within a matter of a few minutes
17. a theorist who proposed a social
19. this type of intelligence stays stable or improves throughout middle adulthood.

1. stage theory known as seasons of life, with four eras
2. the ability to learn and retain new information and then to use that information to acquire new information
3. Erikson’s theory of human development
4. ability to understand the nature of one’s ailment or problems
5. lack of concern and well-being of future generations
7. the process by which humans construct and process their thoughts and the method by which we interact with other humans and is peaked in middle adulthood before declining
9. anything that alters the human sexual response cycle of arousal
11. to emancipate from childhood restraints and grow in personal identity.
13. life task theorist that defined six tasks necessary to be completed to be a mature adult
15. a gradual changing of hormones that prompt the release of eggs in the ovaries.
18. functioning ability to plan and execute decisions or desires.