Which psychosocial change is typical for older adults who have achieved ego integrity?
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Correct answer: Acceptance of one's life, fulfilment, and inner peace
Achieving ego integrity involves reviewing one’s life with acceptance, finding meaning and satisfaction rather than regret and despair. thesupportivecare.com
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