Levinson's Theory. Psychologist Daniel Levinson developed a comprehensive theory of adult development, referred to as the Seasons of Life theory, which identified stages and growth that occur well into the adult years. ... This is the stage in which a person leaves adolescence and begins to make choices about adult life.

What is Daniel Levinson theory of male development?

Two hypotheses derived from Daniel Levinson's theory of adult male development were tested: (1) there is greater variability in work attitudes during transitional compared to stable developmental periods; (2) the greatest variability occurs during the Mid-life Transition.

What is Levinson's theory of life structure?

According to Levinson (1986; 1996), individual life structure develops within an organized order and non-changing pattern, relative to transitional and building periods and age during early, mid, and late adulthood in a life cycle.