A longitudinal study in Germany by Asendorpf, Denissen and van Aken (2008) followed children aged 4 to 6 years old until they we
re 23. Researchers were interested in whether childhood emotionality translates to adulthood and how it may impact an individual's relationship and occupational status in adulthood. The key finding from this study suggests that emotionality in childhood?
The impact an individual's first stable relationship and first full job or occupational status in adulthood.
Explanation:
The key finding from this study suggests that emotionality in childhood can impact and can be used to predict the first stable relationship and first full job or occupational status in adulthood. This can be based on the assessment of the translation of childhood emotionality into the emotional stability and intelligence in the later stages of life. Hence, individual's relationship and occupational status in adulthood can be predicted based on this study.
