The developmental relationship between the ideal self, present self, and future self is the three aspects of self that are most similar in the elderly adult years.
As we gain a clearer understanding of who we are, we investigate the habits that lead us to react, contract, or otherwise pull away from the experience of being fully present.
Our personal histories shape the constructed self, which is what we have come to believe about ourselves as a result of our interactions with other people and our environment.
The created self is intrinsically related to the free self. We genuinely feel free and liberated when we are conscious of our free selves.
Free will is by its very nature a possibility that is constantly growing. The three aspects of self that are most comparable in later adulthood are the ones that grow in relationship to the ideal self, present self, and future self.
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