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Adaptive resources of the aging self: outlines of an emergent perspectives

Identifieur interne : 001654 ( PascalFrancis/Corpus ); précédent : 001653; suivant : 001655

Adaptive resources of the aging self: outlines of an emergent perspectives

Auteurs : J. Brandtst Dter ; D. Wentura ; W. Greve

Source :

International journal of behavioral development [ 0165-0254 ] ; 1993.

RBID : Pascal:93-0489599

Descripteurs français

Pascal (Inist)
- Etude longitudinale, Etude transversale, Sénescence, Personnalité, Estime soi, Identité personnelle, Autoperception, Bien être psychologique, Coping, Stress, Age, Relation personnalité environnement, Homme, Contrôle personnel.

English descriptors

KwdEn :
- Age, Coping, Cross sectional study, Environment personality relation, Follow up study, Human, Personal identity, Personality, Psychological well being, Self esteem, Self perception, Senescence, Stress.

Abstract

The transition to old age has often been related to loss of control, depression, and lowered self-esteem. A different picture, however, begins to emerge from recent age-comparative studies. Cross-sectional and longitudinal findings from two larger studies in the age range from middle to late adulthood are presented which indicate that elderly people, while being perceptive of age-related developmental losses, are quite effective in maintaining a sense of control and a positive view of self and personal development. It is argued that the apparent resiliency of the 1aging self hinges on the interplay between two basic processes: (1) instrumental activities that aim at preventing or alleviating developmental losses in domains that are relevant to the individual's self-esteem and identity; (2) accommodative processes by which personal goals and frames of self-evaluation are adjusted to changes in action resources and functional capacities

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Adaptive resources of the aging self: outlines of an emergent perspectives

Adaptive resources of the aging self: outlines of an emergent perspectives

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