Most researchers nowadays agree with Levinson's view of middle adulthood in men as routinely involving a midlife crisis.

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Researchers today more often view the transition into middle adulthood as continuous and non-traumatic. Although some people may experience a "midlife" crisis, for those who do this is just as likely to come in the 30s or 50s, and is likely to reflect the specific events in an individual's life.
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Most Researchers Nowadays Agree with Levinson's View of Middle Adulthood