In considering the actions of world leaders, the data from the longitudinal study of Harvard graduates would suggest that the decisions made past the age of 50 are more likely to be characterized by______________ than before.

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According to the longitudinal study of Harvard graduates, as individuals age past 50, they tend to prioritize social relationships, personal growth, and service to others. This suggests a higher likelihood of decision-making that is characterized by altruism or concern for the well-being of others.

In Considering the Actions of World Leaders, the Data from the Longitudinal