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goes wrong. Between raising young children, climbing the career ladder and handling the everyday

demands of adult life, the 30s and 40s can be a particularly

busy time for many people. But for years, researchers didn't pay much attention to the period of

life between ages 30 and 45, sandwiched between young adulthood and middle age.

Today we're going to talk to a developmental psychologist about what she calls established

adulthood and what she's found about people's experiences during this life stage.

Are most people especially stressed or unhappy during this busy time of life?

Or are there rewards that balance out the stressors?

What happens to our friendships and other relationships

in our 30s and 40s? Why is it useful to think about this time of life as its own developmental

stage? And what does the research suggest about how we could better support people during this time?

Welcome to Speaking of Psychology, the flagship podcast of the American Psychological Association

that examines the links between psychological science and everyday life.

I'm Kim Mills.

My guest today is Dr. Claire Mehta, an associate professor of psychology at Emmanuel College in Boston, where she leads the Lifespan Lab.

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