Similarly, the highly significant differences in the self-transcendence sources of meaning (see Table 1 ) could indicate that people in late adulthood more frequently search for objects beyond their immediate needs, with a vertical self-transcendence mean 1.8 vs. 2.3 (see Table 1 ), even though the effect size may not be considered large (Cohen’s d = −0.38).
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Relationships of Sources of Meaning and Resilience With Meaningfulness and Satisfaction With Life: A Population-Based Study of Norwegians in Late Adulthood.
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