Predicting women's well-being in midlife: The importance of personality development and social role involvements

Abigail Stewart; Joan Ostrove; Elizabeth Vandewater

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Predicting women's well-being in midlife: The importance of personality development and social role involvements

Vandewater, E., Ostrove, J., & Stewart, A. (1997). Predicting women's well-being in midlife: The importance of personality development and social role involvements. Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, 72, 1147 - 1160.

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Predicting women's well-being in midlife: The importance of personality development and social role involvements

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