late adulthood

collocation in English

meanings of lateand adulthood

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late
adjective
adverb
uk /leɪt/ us /leɪt/
(happening or being) near the end of a period ...
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adulthood
noun[U]
uk /ˈæd.ʌlt.hʊd/ us /ˈæd.ʌlt.hʊd/
the part of someone's life when they are ...
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Examples of late adulthood

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Marital relationships in lateadulthood : synchronised versus dissynchronised couples.
The last stage of life (' lateadulthood ') is perceived as a time of inwardness, reflection on the past, and closure.
Our involvement with these children and their families often begins before birth and can extend into lateadulthood.
Family medical practitioners, nurses, social workers, psychotherapists and relationship consultants who advise people in lateadulthood may well profit from reading this book.
The main goal of the study was to investigate the relationship between equality in marital relations in lateadulthood and the quality of marital life.
While lateadulthood is characterised by relatively low stress, research has revealed points of contention between spouses.
Consistent with these findings, it can be assumed that marital quality is higher in lateadulthood than at other life stages.
On the whole, the participants expressed stereotypical perceptions in lateadulthood.
These questions were examined at three stages of lateadulthood : remote preretirement, near-retirement, and post-retirement.
This explanation is reinforced in lateadulthood, when the children leave home and the wife becomes less dependent on her husband for help with childcare.
As can be seen, the support system continues even into his father's lateadulthood, including and determining the future of the grandchildren.
How important and central adult-child parent relationships remain in lateadulthood?
A quantitative magnetic resonance imaging study of changes in brain morphology from infancy to lateadulthood.
With respect to continuity in the three stages of lateadulthood, no change was found in any of the spousal resources examined.
Decreased tuberculin reactivity in lateadulthood is thought to be associated with altered functioning of the immune system associated with ageing.
Toward understanding age-related memory loss in lateadulthood.
Thus, earlier recognition, diagnosis, and treatment of early onset bipolar disorder may alter what otherwise carries a poor prognosis in adolescence and early and lateadulthood.
It is therefore reasonable to expect that the period of retirement, which occurs in lateadulthood, will be characterised by a relatively high quality of marriage.
It is unclear to what extent cortical reorganization in lateadulthood directly reflects senescent changes in structural and neurochemical integrity, or compensatory adaptations to such changes.
For example, different problems arise in pre-egoic (early childhood), egoic (adolescent and conventional adult), or trans-egoic (transpersonal, lateadulthood) stages.
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