Middle adult-physical
Middle adult-social
Late adult-physical
late adult-social
Death
100
True or False Physical decline associated with aging has older adults feeling un-satisfaction with their lives?
What is False
100
True or false: It is very easy for an adult to transition to a different career?
What is False
100
True or false Situation where two or more roles are partially incompatible are role conflict
What is False- role strain
100
True or False Life Reviewing is communicating about ones past?
What is False- reminiscing
100
true or false People without religious belief have a greater fear of death?
What is true
200
Q: __________is the theory that genetically programmed time limit to which each species is theoretically proposed to be subject, after which cells no longer have any capacity to replicate themselves accurately?
What isHayflick Limit
200
____________ is a term used for the cumulative negative effects of caring for an elderly or disabled person?
What is caregiver burden
200
____________is the Scientific term for aging?
What is gerentology
200
_______________ involves making modifications to a private residence in response to the changing needs of the older adults
What is aging in place
200
__________is a term used to explain an approach to caring for the dying that emphasizes individual and family control of the process?
What is Hospice
300
What are some factors that can influence your life expectancy?
What is Possible answers: Eating patterns, hereditary, Environmental factors, race & past health/physical problems
300
During your Middle adult years people can experience exhaustion, lack of energy and pessimism that result from chronic stress from work, this term is called? a) Flameout b) Being tired c) Burnout d) Quitting
What is c
300
During late adulthood (60-90) an adults reaction time increases while the? a) Synaptic speed increases b) Synaptic speed decreases c) Synaptic speed idles d) Synaptic speed stops
What is b
300
: the appropriate age for retirement is? a) 65 b) 70 c) 50 d) Varies
What is d
300
The belief that bad things including death happen to others but not to themselves occurs in early childhood, what is this belief called? a) make believe b) unique vulnerability c) unique invulnerability d) none of the above
What is c
400
Explain the difference between ADL’s and IADL’s?
What is ADL’s are associated as self-help tasks such as bathing, dressing and using the toilet IADL’s are associated with more intellectually demanding daily living tasks such as doing housework, cooking, and managing money
400
What may be some reasons that people don’t have children?
What isPossible Answers: Career driven Unable to have children, Divorces, etc..
400
What are the three components of successful aging?
What isA: Good physical health, retention of cognitive abilities, and continuing engagement in social and productive activities
400
: All of the following are factors that influence an older adult’s decision to live with an adult child except? a) Ethnicity b) Income c) Adult Childs characteristics d) Free food
What is D
400
Explain personal worth and how it affects death?
Possible answer- personal worth is the feeling that a person has achieved something throughout their life, and that that achievement is something that will leave a lasting mark. Death can either bring negative or positive self-worth
500
Pick one physical change and Compare and Contrast Behavioral effects of physical change?
What isPossible answers- Mobility: General slowing vs. quick Sleeping and eating patterns: young vs. Old Sexual activity- young vs. Old
500
Explain the three aspects of Disengagement theory?
What isPossible Answers: Shrinkage of life space; as people age they interact with fewer and fewer others and fill fewer and fewer roles Increased Individuality: In the roles and relationships that remain, the older individual is much less governed by strict rules or expectations Acceptance of these changes: The healthy older adult actively disengages from roles and relationships, turning increasingly inward and away from interactions with others
500
Explain the research that was discussed about midlife crisis and how they really work?
What isonly 25% of pop actually experience a midlife crisis; can be more associated with milestone/events that happen in that persons life, death of a parent can affect it.
500
Explain the difference between integrity and despair according to Erikson’s theory?
What isIntegrity: lived a useful life- who am I, how have I lived? Despair- there is to little time to make changes to my life and how I want to change it
500
Explain the different characteristics of death?
What isclinical death: refers to a period of time during which vital signs are absent but resuscitation is still possible Brain death: the point at which vital signs including brain activity, are absent and resuscitation is no longer possible Social death: the point at which family members and medical personnel treat the deceased person as a corpse Hospice care: an approach to caring for the terminally ill that emphasizes individual and family control of the process of dyin
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