The settling down period is a. ages 33–39. b. a bridge between early and middle adulthood. c. where a dream of adult accomplishment is developed. d. where a young adult leaves home.

a. ages 33–39

Daniel Levinson, in his Seasons of Life Theory, describes the stages of life an adult goes through.

In this theory, the settling down period occurs between ages 33-39. In this stage, people have often become parents, and this means they tend to establish a stable routine. They also make progress in their future goals and their responsibilities increase.

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