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Midlife Transitions: Physical Changes, Menopause, and Stressors
Identify midlife biological transitions (climacteric, menopause, sensory decline) and evaluate empirical evidence regarding the midlife crisis phenomenon.
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Adulthood, Aging, and Lifespan Transitions
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Identify and analyze physical, cognitive, and socioemotional changes across early, middle, and late adulthood, concluding with end-of-life psychological processing.
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