While adapting to change in late life, with regard to "sense of self," people tend to

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When adapting to change in late life, people tend to identify with their former occupations and roles as a way of maintaining their sense of self and identity. This is because these roles and occupations have been a significant part of their identity for a long period. Giving up earlier relationships with friends and family is not a common phenomenon in late life. Focusing on being old and developing an "old" identity is not a healthy way of adapting to change. Changing the basic personality is also not a common phenomenon in late life.

While Adapting to Change in Late Life, with Regard to "Sense