According to Daniel Levinson and his colleagues, which of the following best characterizes the midlife transition?

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According to Daniel Levinson and his colleagues, the midlife transition is a shift when people start to think of how much time they have left to live. It typically occurs between the ages of 40 and 45, not around age 30 to 35. The midlife crisis is a term often used to describe the psychological distress some people experience during this transition, but it is not a synonymous term for the midlife transition. Finally, there is evidence that midlife represents a distinct period of development, characterized by unique experiences and challenges, so it is not accurate to say that it does not exist.

According to Daniel Levinson and His Colleagues, Which of the Following