Gender Identity and Ego Mastery Style in Middle-Aged, Pre- and Post-Empty Nest Women

David Gutmann

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Aging and Gerontology Research Gender Roles and Identity Studies Identity, Memory, and Therapy

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Psychological differences between 25 pre- and 25 post-empty nest women were examined on gender identity and ego mastery style using responses to Thematic Apperception Test cards. Group differences indicated that post-empty nest women engaged in a more active ego mastery style than pre-empty nest women and also claimed more masculine traits.

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