According to Cooper and Gutmann (1987), Cytrynbaum et al. Moane (1987), Huyck (1990, 1999), and Neugarten (1968), identify a true statemen about middle-age men based on many studies during the 1960s, 1970s, and 1980 s. They were less interested in intimate relationships than at earlier ages. They were more open about feelings than at earlier ages. They were more achievement-oriented than at earlier ages. They were less nurturing than at earlier ages.

According to Cooper and Gutmann (1987), Cytrynbaum et al. Moane (1987), Huyck (1990, 1999), and Neugarten (1968), identify a true statemen about middle-age men based on many studies during the 1960s, 1970s, and 1980 s. They were less interested in intimate relationships than at earlier ages. They were more open about feelings than at earlier ages. They were more achievement-oriented than at earlier ages. They were less nurturing than at earlier ages.

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