In Levinson's theory of the seasons of life, the early twenties are commonly characterized by reassessment: "Where is my life going?" "Why am I doing this?"

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In Levinson's theory, the early twenties are part of the "Early Adult Transition" period (ages 17-22), where the focus is on leaving adolescence behind and starting to make choices about adult life, rather than reassessment. The "Age 30 Transition" (ages 28-33) is more typically associated with reassessment and questioning life's direction.

In Levinson's Theory of the Seasons of Life, the Early