Serious crises that are frequently associated with midcareer include _________.
A) higher levels of stress that comes with success
B) personal and family problems associated with midlife crisis
C) dealing with the notion that one's most productive years may already be past
D) All of the above are correct.

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Midcareer crises can involve a combination of factors, including increased stress and pressure at work, personal or family issues, and the realization that one may be halfway through their career without achieving all of their goals. These factors can contribute to a midlife crisis, which is often associated with a period of self-reflection and questioning about one's purpose and direction in life. Therefore, all of the options (A, B, and C) are correct.

Serious Crises That Are Frequently Associated with Midcareer Include _________