2002
DOI: 10.1207/s1532706xid0201_05
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Identity Processes and Contents Through the Years of Late Adulthood

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“…Indeed Gutmann (1987) viewed old age as permitting a kind of "cross-gender trade-off" of qualities that may result in greater gender similarity at the end of life. Consistent with this view, Kroger (2002), in her interviews with younger-old (65-75 years of age) and older-old (76 and older) women and men, found that both sexes felt the need to "tie up the life package" (p. 92), though they were sometimes dealing with different packages. Thus, for example, the women she interviewed had not had earlier full-time employment, but in their advanced years they wanted more vocational activity, such as volunteer work.…”
Section: Critiques Of Erikson's Developmental Theorymentioning
confidence: 84%
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“…Indeed Gutmann (1987) viewed old age as permitting a kind of "cross-gender trade-off" of qualities that may result in greater gender similarity at the end of life. Consistent with this view, Kroger (2002), in her interviews with younger-old (65-75 years of age) and older-old (76 and older) women and men, found that both sexes felt the need to "tie up the life package" (p. 92), though they were sometimes dealing with different packages. Thus, for example, the women she interviewed had not had earlier full-time employment, but in their advanced years they wanted more vocational activity, such as volunteer work.…”
Section: Critiques Of Erikson's Developmental Theorymentioning
confidence: 84%
“…Peterson (2002) suggested that the "stage" of generativity may extend across a wider period of adulthood, rather than being confined to mid-life. Kroger (2002) made a parallel argument about identity; she argued that identity preoccupations might not be limited to adolescents and young adults and that older adulthood is also a time of identity reconstruction.…”
Section: Critiques Of Erikson's Developmental Theorymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…også Sokol 2009). Det å bli bekreftet av andre personer er med på å forme identiteten (Kroger 2002). Kroger (2007) peker på at identitet er fleksibel, og personen beholder evne til utvikling gjennom forskjellige livserfaringer.…”
Section: Identitet Kontinuitet Og Sårbarhetunclassified
“…Det var vanskelig for ham å si mer om hva opplevelsen av meningsløshet handlet om, men han sa seg enig i at det ga mening å sitte sammen og reflektere over det han hadde opplevd i livet, saerlig det som hadde vaert utfordrende. Kroger (2002) viser at de eldste eldre legger mindre vekt på det som ikke betyr så mye for dem, mens betydningsfulle verdier, saerlige interesser og aktiviteter blir viktigere. Pasientene som deltok i studien sa ved flere anledninger at de ikke orket å delta i aktiviteter, og et par ønsket ikke heller ikke å ha flere ting fra hjemmet på rommet sitt.…”
Section: Demenssykdom Kan True Opplevelsen Av Identitet Og Kontinuitetunclassified
“…Toch bleek dat een aanzienlijk aantal individuen zich, zelfs tijdens de jongvolwassenheid, nog in de diffusion-of foreclosurestatus bevindt. Het blijkt dus dat de vorming van identiteit voor veel mensen ook nog na de adolescentie een onafgewerkte ontwikkelingstaak inhoudt (Kroger, 2002).…”
Section: Onderzoek Naar De Ontwikkeling Van Identiteitsstatusunclassified