Midlife crisis
Midlife crisis – is a period of emotional and psychological change that typically occurs between the ages of 37 and 50. It involves self-doubt, anxiety about aging, and a reassessment of life goals. People may seek major changes in career, relationships, or lifestyle to find renewed purpose and fulfillment.
Psychological Changes and Challenges of Midlife Crisis:
The midlife crisis is associated with changes in self-awareness, relationships, and life priorities.
It creates tension between the old and the new, often accompanied by resistance to change.
Causes of the crisis include unfulfilled career aspirations, loss of purpose, and inner conflicts.
Key factors include life achievements, changing values, emotional burnout, and social changes.
The crisis leads to a reassessment of one’s life path and goals.
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