Aging theory and research.

Vacha‐Haase, Tammi; Hill, Robert D.; Bermingham, Douglas W.

doi:10.1037/13754-018

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“…Adult development theories are numerous and have been applied primarily to the fields of psychology and education (Vacha‐Haase, Hill, & Bermingham, ). The work of three founding theorists—Sigmund Freud, Jean Piaget, and Erik Erikson—was of particular relevance to the study.…”

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The Phenomenon of Later‐Life Recareering by Well‐Educated Baby Boomers

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2015

J Psych Issues Organ Cult

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As well-educated Boomer professionals reach later life they are engaging in activities such as recareering that defy the normal expectation for older workers in the late adulthood life stage of adult development. Recareering is embarking on a new career in a new industry later in life, after leaving a long-term primary career. Growing numbers of Boomers are redefining normal work activities as they reach traditional retirement age.

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The Phenomenon of Later‐Life Recareering by Well‐Educated Baby Boomers

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2015

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Aging theory and research.

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The Phenomenon of Later‐Life Recareering by Well‐Educated Baby Boomers

The Phenomenon of Later‐Life Recareering by Well‐Educated Baby Boomers

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