Mature thinking in middle adulthood is typically characterized by all of the following EXCEPT
A) acceptance of new information at face value.
B) interpreting new information according to one's own experience.
C) integrating new information with previous learning.
D) drawing personalized moral and social implications.

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Acceptance of new information at face value is not a characteristic of mature thinking in middle adulthood, as mature adults are more likely to interpret and integrate new information with their previous learning and experience, as well as draw personalized moral and social implications.

Mature Thinking in Middle Adulthood Is Typically Characterized by All