Schaie's Theory Model Of Adult Cognitive Development

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Contents
Abstract 2
Introduction to Lifespan Development 3
Theories 5
Erik Erikson’s Psychosocial Development Theory – Early Middle Age (30 years to 50 years) 5
Schaie’s Cognitive Development Theory - Early Middle Age (30 years to 50 years) 8
Physical Development – Early Middle Age (30 years to 50 years) 12
Transition Interview 15
Interview Analysis 16
Erikson’s Point of View 16
Schaie’s Point of View 17
Physical Development’s Point of View 18
Closure 19
Appendix 20
References 21

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