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Researcher Calls Midlife Crisis Overblown, Sees Opportunity Instead · Cyprus Report

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Researcher Calls Midlife Crisis Overblown, Sees Opportunity Instead

1 sourceFirst reported 1 month agoUpdated 1 month ago

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Psychologist Margie Lachman argues that midlife should be viewed as an opportunity rather than a crisis.
Lachman has studied midlife development for over 30 years, especially between ages 40 and 60.
Her research is part of the long-term Midlife in the United States study established in 1994.
Lachman emphasizes that personality can change, based on behavior, thoughts, and feelings.

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The researcher who says the ‘midlife crisis’ is overblown – it’s actually an opportunityThe Guardian · 1 month ago

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Psychologist Margie Lachman argues that midlife should be viewed as an opportunity rather than a crisis.
Lachman has studied midlife development for over 30 years, especially between ages 40 and 60.
Her research is part of the long-term Midlife in the United States study established in 1994.
Lachman emphasizes that personality can change, based on behavior, thoughts, and feelings.

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