Experience Human Development
Chapter 16
Self actualization - ANSthe complete recognition of human capability- Abraham Maslow
individuation - ANSCarl Jung's time period for emergence of the true self via balancing or
integration of conflicting parts of the persona
generativity as opposed to stagnation - ANSErickson's 7th level of psychosocial
development, in which the center elderly adult develops a issue over setting up, guiding, and
influencing the next technology- or else experiences stagnation (a experience of inactivity or
restlessness)
generativity - ANSErickson's term for concern of mature adults for setting up, guiding, and
influencing the subsequent era
interiority - ANSNeugarten's term for a problem with internal existence (introversion or
introspection) which commonly seems in middle age
midlife disaster - ANSin a few normative-crisis fashions, worrying existence duration caused
with the aid of the evaluate and reevaluation of 1's beyond, typically happening inside the
early to middle forties
turning point - ANSpsychological transitions that contain considerable exchange or
transformation within the perceived which means, reason, or path of a person's existence
midlife evaluation - ANSintrospective inspection that often happens in middle age, leading to
reappraisal and revision of values and priorities
ego-resiliency - ANSthe ability to adapt resourcefully to capacity sources of pressure
identity manner principle - ANSWhitbourne's concept of identity improvement based on
methods of assimilation and accommodation
identity schemas - ANSaccumulated perceptions of the self shaped by incoming facts from
intimate relationships, paintings related situations, and network and different experiences
identity assimilation - ANSWhitbourne's time period for attempt to match a brand new revel
in into an existing self-concept
identification accomodation - ANSWhitbourne's time period for adjusting the self-concept to
suit the new experience.
Chapter 16
Self actualization - ANSthe complete recognition of human capability- Abraham Maslow
individuation - ANSCarl Jung's time period for emergence of the true self via balancing or
integration of conflicting parts of the persona
generativity as opposed to stagnation - ANSErickson's 7th level of psychosocial
development, in which the center elderly adult develops a issue over setting up, guiding, and
influencing the next technology- or else experiences stagnation (a experience of inactivity or
restlessness)
generativity - ANSErickson's term for concern of mature adults for setting up, guiding, and
influencing the subsequent era
interiority - ANSNeugarten's term for a problem with internal existence (introversion or
introspection) which commonly seems in middle age
midlife disaster - ANSin a few normative-crisis fashions, worrying existence duration caused
with the aid of the evaluate and reevaluation of 1's beyond, typically happening inside the
early to middle forties
turning point - ANSpsychological transitions that contain considerable exchange or
transformation within the perceived which means, reason, or path of a person's existence
midlife evaluation - ANSintrospective inspection that often happens in middle age, leading to
reappraisal and revision of values and priorities
ego-resiliency - ANSthe ability to adapt resourcefully to capacity sources of pressure
identity manner principle - ANSWhitbourne's concept of identity improvement based on
methods of assimilation and accommodation
identity schemas - ANSaccumulated perceptions of the self shaped by incoming facts from
intimate relationships, paintings related situations, and network and different experiences
identity assimilation - ANSWhitbourne's time period for attempt to match a brand new revel
in into an existing self-concept
identification accomodation - ANSWhitbourne's time period for adjusting the self-concept to
suit the new experience.
