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What is the psychological term for the age that a person feels they are?
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What is the psychological term for the age that a person feels they are?

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CORRECT ANSWER: Subjective Age This is the correct answer. Subjective age is not the chronological age or real age of the person, rather it is the age an individual feels or perceive to be.
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I’m pretty sure it’s called Psychological age, when someone acts, feels, or behaves a different age than they actually are

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