Age & life-stage › Socioemotional selectivity
Term
Socioemotional selectivity
A theory that motivational priorities shift as perceived remaining time becomes more limited.
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Evidence & provenance
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- When comparing findings, inspect population, design, effect size, uncertainty, selection, and whether the inference is within-person, between-person, predictive, or causal.
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