In her study of life histories of European men and women in the 1920s and 30s, Frenkel found that a search for the "meaning of life" begins

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Frenkel's study found that the search for the meaning of life typically begins in late adolescence, which is consistent with the developmental tasks of this life stage, such as establishing identity and making life choices.

In Her Study of Life Histories of European Men and Women