Midlife myths: Issues, findings, and practice implications.

Abstract

INTRODUCTION - Ski Hunter and Martin Sundel AN EXAMINATION OF KEY ISSUES CONCERNING MIDLIFE PART ONE: PHYSICAL STATUS Sensuality/Sexuality of the Middle Years - Ruth B Weg Menopause and Other Health Issues for Midlife Women - Alice J Dan and Linda A Bernhard PART TWO: COGNITIVE STRUCTURES AND INTELLIGENCE Developmental Shifts in Adult Thought - Gisela Labouvie-Vief and Julie Hakim-Larson Adult Intelligence - Sherry L Willis PART THREE: MENTAL HEALTH AND PERSONALITY DEVELOPMENT Mental Health at the Midpoint - David A Chiriboga Crisis, Challenge, or Relief? Personality at Midlife - Norma Haan Modern Myths About Men at Midlife - Lois M Tamir An Assessment PART FOUR: THE SOCIAL CONTEXT: MARRIAGE AND FAMILY Marital Quality at Midlife - Boyd C Rollins Dual-Career Families at Midlife - Lucia Albino Gilbert and Sherwin Davidson Myths of Midlife Integenerational Relationships - Lillian E Troll PART FIVE: PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT AND SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY Patterns of Change and Processes of Power in Adulthood - Ann Weick Social Responsibility in Middle Age - Henry S Maas Prospects and Preconditions Towards Applying Knowledge about Midlife in the Helping Professions - Martin Sundel and Ski Hunter

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