Research on emotions and the self-concept of individuals during late adulthood have speculated that positive emotions and self-esteem tend to be high because older adults:

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Research has shown that older adults tend to have more positive emotions and higher self-esteem because they have come to accept themselves and their life experiences, leading to a greater sense of happiness and contentment in their later years. This is due to a range of factors such as increased wisdom, greater control over their life circumstances, and increased acceptance of self-limitations. Factors such as financial stability or brain maturation are not directly linked to positive emotions and self-esteem in late adulthood. Additionally, while the completion of an identity crisis can lead to greater self-awareness and acceptance, this is not always the case for older adults.

Research on Emotions and the Self-Concept of Individuals During Late