Definitions
What are feelings?
Term for the range of development from 20s to 40s.
What is Young Adulthood?
Emotions are influenced by both biological foundations and by a person's __________.
What is experiences?
Has strong components of sexuality and infatuation, and as well-known love researcher Ellen Berscheid (2010) has found, it often predominates in the early part of a love relationship.
What is romantic love?
is more abstract and is the conscious experience of intensely felt emotions through the body, before we name and categorize it.
What is Affect?
Term for the range of development from age 60 and On.
What is late adulthood?
Emotional regulation is fundamental to the development of _________ ________.
What is social competence?
One study found that a relationship between romantic lovers was ____ likely than a relationship between friends to be a cause of depression.
Feelings, or affect, that occur when a person is in a state, or an interaction, that is important to him or her, especially to his or her well-being.
What are Emotions?
Term for the range of development from 40s to 60s
What is middle adulthood?
True or false: early adulthood is the endpoint of development.
What is false?
Development in _____ adulthood often involves balancing intimacy and commitment on the one hand, and independence and freedom on the other.
What is Early Adulthood?
Process of being able to express, understand, and regulate emotions.
What is emotional development?
Emotions and temperament are key aspects of ________.
Several life span developmental theories of aging suggest individuals get _____ at emotional regulation as they age.
What is better?
Juggling the competing demands of intimacy, identity, and independence becomes a central task of ______.
What is Adulthood?
This process describes the changes in an individual's relationships with other people, emotions, and personality.
What is socioemotional process?
Emotions are how we project our _______.
What is Feelings?
The relative continuity of the latent higher-order factor for well-being (consisting of emotional and psychological well-being and low depression) is very high in _______ adulthood.
What is Mid Adulthood?
The first __ years are important in predicting an adult's personality, but so are ongoing experiences in the adult years. Attachment styles, for example, reflect childhood patterns and continue to influence relationships in adulthood.
What is 20?