Titlebook: Identity Flexibility During Adulthood; Perspectives in Adul Jan D. Sinnott Book 2017 Springer International Publishing AG 2017 cognitive as

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Book 2017 organized.? Historically, in much of the literature, identity was conceptualized as a somewhat fixed, unchanging construct. Scholars now have a greater awareness of more nuanced theories about identity and there is a greater willingness to accept that identity is not fixed, concrete, and permanent,

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Spirituality as a?Framework for Confronting Life’s Existential Questions in Later Adulthoodacross adulthood provide an explanatory framework for understanding the False Self to True Self transition. Taken together, these underlying processes and transitions then provide an explanatory framework for how people confront and answer for themselves the core existential questions of life.

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The Concurrent Paths of Parental Identity and Child Developmentapproach to describe parental development.?This paper makes use of this model to trace the concurrent paths of parental identity and children’s growth and development with a narrative of my own experience as a parent.

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On the Stability of Identity Interacting with the?Impermanence of Timehat is offered is a way to conceptualize stable versus flexible identity in terms of external and internal levels of identity. At the end I will posit that internal identity feels stable because it is held together in time by memory.

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Identity Flexibility and Buddhisms explored by considering reflective practices such as mindfulness and “unworldly practices” such as generosity and compassion. “Identity flexibility” becomes a bit of a contradiction or paradox. As one realizes greater and greater capacities to be flexible, there is less and less need for an identity and more ease in our hearts, minds, and lives.

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Rural-to-Urban Migration, Identity, and Life Quality of the?Badaga People in South Indialine with with their perceptions of the ideal person in rural or urban context. The findings also revealed mechanisms which shaped identity, as well as interaction between social identity and quality of life, notably identity change as a necessary cultural innovation to buffer perceived hostility an

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Play, Flow, and Tailoring Identity in Middle Adulthoodsufficient to require a reorganization of priorities and goals. It is this self-initiated aspect of identity change that we focus on in this chapter, especially in relation to . that are based on the human capacity for lifelong play (Graham KL, Burghhardt GM: Quart Rev Biol 85(4):393–418, 2010; Mont