In a classic study (Neugarten; 1972,1977)in which Americans in late adulthood were interviewed and found a variety of different paths of self-development.The most common was what she termed the "integrated personality" in which the individual:

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According to the study, the most common path of self-development in late adulthood is the "integrated personality," which refers to individuals who accept becoming older. Option A, mourning becoming older, and Option B, rejecting becoming older, are not indicative of an integrated personality. Option C, being ambivalent about becoming older, is not necessarily incompatible with having an integrated personality, but it is not as common as accepting aging.

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