People who, by midlife, have begun to integrate the "masculine" and "feminine" sides of their personalities tend to be higher in neuroticism. lower in autonomy. psychologically healthier. lower in psychosocial maturity.

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Meghan Lloyd

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9 February, 14:42

People who, by midlife, have begun to integrate the "masculine" and "feminine" sides of their personalities tend to be higher in neuroticism. lower in autonomy. psychologically healthier. lower in psychosocial maturity.

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Declan Doyle · Answer 1

psychologically healthier

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It is believed that these individuals that integrate the "masculine" and "feminine" sides of their personalities tend to be psychologically healthier. Psychologists believe that this is due to those individuals being able to adapt and cope with a much greater ease with regards to aging than most of the population, thus leading them to not only by psychologically healthier but happier as well.