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assisted reproductive procedure<br /> | IVF = In vitro fertilization; assisted reproductive technology<br /> | Journal of Personality and Social Psychology = Peer-reviewed psychology journal<br /> | John Gottman = American psychologist and relationship researcher<br /> | Karen Horney = German psychoanalyst and personality theorist<br /> | Kirkus = American book review magazine<br /> | Laura Carstensen = Stanford psychologist and aging researcher<br /> | Library Journal = Trade magazine for librarians<br /> | LSAT = Law School Admission Test; standardized exam for law schools<br /> | Management Science &amp; Engineering = Interdisciplinary academic field blending engineering and management<br /> | Maryland Smith = Business school at the University of Maryland<br /> | Mark Granovetter = American sociologist; strength of weak ties researcher<br /> | Mark Lepper = Social psychologist known for choice studies<br /> | mass customization = Producing individualized variations at scale<br /> | Meg Jay = American clinical psychologist and author<br /> | Meet the Twixters = Time magazine feature on delayed adulthood<br /> | National Institute of Mental Health = US government mental health research agency<br /> | National Marriage Project = Research initiative on marriage and family<br /> | Nashville = City in Tennessee<br /> | Pennsylvania = US state in the Mid-Atlantic<br /> | Pew Research Center = Nonpartisan US think tank and pollster<br /> | prefrontal cortex = Brain region for planning, decision-making, and self-control<br /> | present bias = Tendency to favor immediate rewards over future gains<br /> | Publishers Weekly = American book trade magazine<br /> | Richard Sennett = American sociologist and author<br /> | Rocky Mountain National Park = US national park in Colorado<br /> | Sheena Iyengar = Psychologist and choice researcher<br /> | Stanford = Private research university in California<br /> | TED Talk = Short lecture format by TED conferences<br /> | TED2013 = 2013 TED conference event<br /> | The Atlantic = American magazine on politics and culture<br /> | The Defining Decade = Nonfiction self-help book by Meg Jay<br /> | the Economist’s = British weekly news magazine<br /> | Time’s = American news magazine<br /> | Twelve = Book imprint of Hachette Book Group<br /> | UNC = University of North Carolina; 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