- Teks
- Sejarah
Related to this sequencing, Shulman
Related to this sequencing, Shulman and Connolly (2013)
suggested a transitional emerging adult romantic stage. They
attempt to explain the developmental progression in romantic
relationships while accounting for the fluidity and instability
of their patterns in emerging adulthood. They suggest that in
Western industrialized cultures, commitment to a long-term
partnership requires coordinating one’s own and one’s partner’s aspirations and life plans in other domains, and especially
in the professional domain: The partnership and the partner’s
views are crucial in one’s decisions about career and
place of residence. The deliberate delay is a realistic response
to the complexity and uncertainty of current life. Shulman and
Connolly (2013) stress that in contexts where the job market
does not allow much diversity and choice, or when emerging
adults have lower educational aspirations, they settle much earlier
for a committed romantic relation. Though not using life
meaning and life purpose as conceptual frameworks, Shulman
and Connolly’s innovative and important conceptual analysis
accords quite well with our idea that emerging adults place high
importance and invest quite heavily in finding the right, selffulfilling
job/profession and romantic relation, and it underscores
the importance of cultural context in this regard. To our
knowledge, scarcely any research specifically targets romantic
relationships in emerging adulthood as a source of meaning in
life, self-fulfillment, and self-actualization. Hence, new
research is called for in this area.
suggested a transitional emerging adult romantic stage. They
attempt to explain the developmental progression in romantic
relationships while accounting for the fluidity and instability
of their patterns in emerging adulthood. They suggest that in
Western industrialized cultures, commitment to a long-term
partnership requires coordinating one’s own and one’s partner’s aspirations and life plans in other domains, and especially
in the professional domain: The partnership and the partner’s
views are crucial in one’s decisions about career and
place of residence. The deliberate delay is a realistic response
to the complexity and uncertainty of current life. Shulman and
Connolly (2013) stress that in contexts where the job market
does not allow much diversity and choice, or when emerging
adults have lower educational aspirations, they settle much earlier
for a committed romantic relation. Though not using life
meaning and life purpose as conceptual frameworks, Shulman
and Connolly’s innovative and important conceptual analysis
accords quite well with our idea that emerging adults place high
importance and invest quite heavily in finding the right, selffulfilling
job/profession and romantic relation, and it underscores
the importance of cultural context in this regard. To our
knowledge, scarcely any research specifically targets romantic
relationships in emerging adulthood as a source of meaning in
life, self-fulfillment, and self-actualization. Hence, new
research is called for in this area.
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Related to this sequencing, Shulman and Connolly (2013)
suggested a transitional emerging adult romantic stage. They
attempt to explain the developmental progression in romantic
relationships while accounting for the fluidity and instability
of their patterns in emerging adulthood. They suggest that in
Western industrialized cultures, commitment to a long-term
partnership requires coordinating one’s own and one’s partner’s aspirations and life plans in other domains, and especially
in the professional domain: The partnership and the partner’s
views are crucial in one’s decisions about career and
place of residence. The deliberate delay is a realistic response
to the complexity and uncertainty of current life. Shulman and
Connolly (2013) stress that in contexts where the job market
does not allow much diversity and choice, or when emerging
adults have lower educational aspirations, they settle much earlier
for a committed romantic relation. Though not using life
meaning and life purpose as conceptual frameworks, Shulman
and Connolly’s innovative and important conceptual analysis
accords quite well with our idea that emerging adults place high
importance and invest quite heavily in finding the right, selffulfilling
job/profession and romantic relation, and it underscores
the importance of cultural context in this regard. To our
knowledge, scarcely any research specifically targets romantic
relationships in emerging adulthood as a source of meaning in
life, self-fulfillment, and self-actualization. Hence, new
research is called for in this area.
suggested a transitional emerging adult romantic stage. They
attempt to explain the developmental progression in romantic
relationships while accounting for the fluidity and instability
of their patterns in emerging adulthood. They suggest that in
Western industrialized cultures, commitment to a long-term
partnership requires coordinating one’s own and one’s partner’s aspirations and life plans in other domains, and especially
in the professional domain: The partnership and the partner’s
views are crucial in one’s decisions about career and
place of residence. The deliberate delay is a realistic response
to the complexity and uncertainty of current life. Shulman and
Connolly (2013) stress that in contexts where the job market
does not allow much diversity and choice, or when emerging
adults have lower educational aspirations, they settle much earlier
for a committed romantic relation. Though not using life
meaning and life purpose as conceptual frameworks, Shulman
and Connolly’s innovative and important conceptual analysis
accords quite well with our idea that emerging adults place high
importance and invest quite heavily in finding the right, selffulfilling
job/profession and romantic relation, and it underscores
the importance of cultural context in this regard. To our
knowledge, scarcely any research specifically targets romantic
relationships in emerging adulthood as a source of meaning in
life, self-fulfillment, and self-actualization. Hence, new
research is called for in this area.
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Related to this sequencing, Shulman and Connolly (2013)
suggested a transitional emerging adult romantic stage. They
attempt to explain the developmental progression in romantic
relationships while accounting for the fluidity and instability
of their patterns in emerging adulthood. They suggest that in
Western industrialized cultures, commitment to a long-term
partnership requires coordinating one’s own and one’s partner’s aspirations and life plans in other domains, and especially
in the professional domain: The partnership and the partner’s
views are crucial in one’s decisions about career and
place of residence. The deliberate delay is a realistic response
to the complexity and uncertainty of current life. Shulman and
Connolly (2013) stress that in contexts where the job market
does not allow much diversity and choice, or when emerging
adults have lower educational aspirations, they settle much earlier
for a committed romantic relation. Though not using life
meaning and life purpose as conceptual frameworks, Shulman
and Connolly’s innovative and important conceptual analysis
accords quite well with our idea that emerging adults place high
importance and invest quite heavily in finding the right, selffulfilling
job/profession and romantic relation, and it underscores
the importance of cultural context in this regard. To our
knowledge, scarcely any research specifically targets romantic
relationships in emerging adulthood as a source of meaning in
life, self-fulfillment, and self-actualization. Hence, new
research is called for in this area.
suggested a transitional emerging adult romantic stage. They
attempt to explain the developmental progression in romantic
relationships while accounting for the fluidity and instability
of their patterns in emerging adulthood. They suggest that in
Western industrialized cultures, commitment to a long-term
partnership requires coordinating one’s own and one’s partner’s aspirations and life plans in other domains, and especially
in the professional domain: The partnership and the partner’s
views are crucial in one’s decisions about career and
place of residence. The deliberate delay is a realistic response
to the complexity and uncertainty of current life. Shulman and
Connolly (2013) stress that in contexts where the job market
does not allow much diversity and choice, or when emerging
adults have lower educational aspirations, they settle much earlier
for a committed romantic relation. Though not using life
meaning and life purpose as conceptual frameworks, Shulman
and Connolly’s innovative and important conceptual analysis
accords quite well with our idea that emerging adults place high
importance and invest quite heavily in finding the right, selffulfilling
job/profession and romantic relation, and it underscores
the importance of cultural context in this regard. To our
knowledge, scarcely any research specifically targets romantic
relationships in emerging adulthood as a source of meaning in
life, self-fulfillment, and self-actualization. Hence, new
research is called for in this area.
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