Life satisfaction for the elderly correlates with |
Family more than friends |
Most elder abuse is committed by |
adult children |
Erikson called the final crisis of development |
Integrity versus despair |
Three major stratification categories emphasized in the textbook that can limit choice at every stage of life are |
age, gender, ethnicity |
Lived in same house for 40 years. Like many older adults, Claire and Dennis |
Prefer to age in the same place |
The difference between ADLs and IADLs is that |
IADLs require some intellectual competence |
Which of the following is one of the ADLs? |
bathing |
An intermediate form of care for older adults is |
Assisted living |
Which of the following statements about older people and religion is true? |
Older people are less likely to attend weekly religious services than are younger people |
At age 65, Mrs. Walker reacted to her recent retirement in much the same way that she dealt with earlier life changes. This illustrates |
Continuity theory |
Elder maltreatment is |
Likely to cause isolation, fear, and dependence |
According to research, positive emotions in the elderly are correlated with |
Feeling recognized for their accomplishments |
Companionate grandparents are |
Independent and autonomous |
After losing a spouse, older women typically |
Enjoy their independence, choosing not to remarry |
Compared to single older adults, the married elderly tend to be |
Happier and wealthier |
Which of the following increases the likelihood of elder abuse? |
substance abuse by caregiver, poverty, frailty |
The antithesis of disengagement theory is |
Activity theory |
The most common cause of dementia is |
Alzheimer disease |
Dorothy writes about her life for her grandchildren: |
Life review |
Primary aging refers to age-related changes that |
inevitably take place as time goes by |
Mrs. Calderi is 70 years old and as a typical late adult |
is quite happy and enjoying her life |
Wandering and getting lost is characteristic of which stage of alzheimer’s disease |
late |
Limiting the time a person spends being ill or infirm is referred to as |
Compression of morbidity |
Using elderspeak |
Is demeaning |
The early stage of Alzheimer disease is characterized by |
absentmindedness about recent events |
An elderly person who expresses serious worry about losing his or her intellectual abilities is most likely suffering from |
depression |
Dementia is |
the pathological loss of brain functioning |
Vascular dementia is caused by |
Insufficient supply of blood to the brain |
When alzheimer disease appears in middle age it |
progresses more rapidly |
Loss of working memory is particularly likely to affect the ability to |
repeat a series of numbers just heard |
Which senses became less sharp in late adulthood? |
smell, taste, hearing, vision, touch |
The term "ageism" refers to |
b. judging people on the basis of chronological age. |
With age, what happens to the brain |
Some parts shrink, activity level sometimes increases, sometimes decreases, and sometimes stays the same. Using both hemispheres simultaneously becomes more likely |
Of the following, the best example of fluid intelligence is |
the ability to quickly perceive logical relationships between words |
The average age of menopause is about |
51 years |
The measure of health most important to the quality of life is |
vitality |
The Flynn effect refers to the |
Rise in average IQ over the generations |
By the end of middle age, nearly everyone needs |
reading glasses |
A common outcome when in vitro fertilization is used to assist in reproduction in the US is that |
almost half of the pregnancies result in low-birthweight twins or triplets |
Early studies of adult intelligence led researchers to the conclusion that intelligence in adulthood |
peaks at age 18, remains stable until the mid 20s, and declines thereafter |
Gender differences in senescence indicate that |
Women age more slowly |
When developmentalists use the term "expert," they usually mean a person who |
is significantly better than others at performing a certain task |
Psychology
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