Think about the significant physical, cognitive, and psychosocial milestones tha

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Think about the significant physical, cognitive, and psychosocial milestones that occur during Late Adulthood (65+ years), as well as the impact (positive or negative) that each can have on future development. Now, take a moment to reflect on your own growth and development during this stage. What major life events did you/might you experience? How may those events impact your physical, cognitive, or psychosocial development towards the end of your life? Since Late Adulthood covers such a long period of time, many of you may find yourselves at various points along this spectrum, or not quite there yet. Therefore, this journal entry may require you to both reflect on past experiences and/or look forward to future milestones, predicting events you think will occur.

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In every stage of our life each one of us will undergo different changes both in physical and mental ways. Many events will occur whcih are sometimes predictable but some are not. But the experience will change from person to person because every individual are unique in nature so the perception of each person differs. Major life events that can occur to any of the individual are change in physical health like strength reduces, not able to do any work which they could do when they were younger etc.,, bodily changes like getting older face,attaining menopause, beauty will start fading etc., Menatl changes like memory problems such as not able to remember names of people, forgetting things,etc.. Death of soupse is one of the most common problem faced by the people in their adulthood which make them to feel more guilty for not dying before their spouse is died.. All these things have a greater impact on every individual in their life because all these event causes frustration, guilt, felling meaningless life etc., Not everyone can come out of these feeling only the one with the strong heart can do it so.

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