Phyllis' philosophy drives her children crazy when they go out in public together.She says,"I'm old and I can do what I want." Phyllis' lack of respect for conventional rules or expectations is consistent with the aspect of disengagement theory known as which of the following?

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The aspect of disengagement theory known as increased individuality is characterized by a decreased concern for social norms and conventions, as well as a focus on personal enjoyment and fulfillment. Phyllis' philosophy of doing what she wants despite what others may think or expect is consistent with this aspect of the theory.

Phyllis' Philosophy Drives Her Children Crazy When They Go Out