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Adulthood, Intimacy vs Isolation-the sixth stage of Erikson's stages…

- - - - Avoidant coping-a method of responding to a stressors by ignoring, forgetting or hiding it.
      - Problem-focused coping-a strategy to deal with stress by tackling a stressful situation directly.
      - Emotional-focused coping-a strategy to deal with stress by changing feelings about the stressors rather than changing the stressors itself.
      - Men are more problem focused and woman are more emotional focused.
      - Religious coping-the process of turning to faith as a method of coping with stress
- - - - Develop and use their personal skills
      - Express their creative energy
      - Aid and advise coworkers, as mentor or friend
      - Support the education and health of their families
      - Contribute to the community by providing goods or services
      - Extrinsic rewards of work-the tangible benefits, usually in salary, insurance, pension, and status, that come with employment
      - Intrinsic rewards of work-the personal gratifications, such as pleasure in a job well done or friendships with coworkers, that accompany employment.
      - Changing locations
        
        Seniority brings higher salaries, more respect, and greater expertise; workers who leave a job they have had for years lose these advantages.
        
        Many skills required for employment were not taught decades ago, so older workers are less likely to find a new job.
        
        Workers believe that age discrimination is widespread. Even if this is a misperception, stereotype threat undercuts successful job searching.
        
        Especially if a new job requires relocation, long-standing intimacy and generativity are reduced.