Life Course Concepts
Age & Development
Prenatal & Birth
Fertility & Reproduction
Social Context & Systems
100

This perspective examines how age, relationships, transitions, and social change shape lives.

 What is the life course perspective?

100

Age-graded roles and behaviors expected by society.  

 What is social age?

100

The trimester when the fetus is considered viable.

What is the third trimester?

100

Fertility problems are attributed equally to males and females in this percent.

What is 50%?

100

The life course perspective is useful because it acknowledges this aspect of people’s lives. (

What is diversity?

200

A change in roles and statuses that marks a distinct departure from prior roles.

What is a Transition?

200

The age measured by organ system functioning.  

What is biological age?

200

The trimester with the most rapid brain development.

What is the third trimester?

200

Miscarriage is defined as fetal loss before this gestational week.  

What is 20 weeks?

200

Conjoint agency resides in these types of relationships.  

What are relationships between interdependent selves?

300

A long-term pattern of stability and change involving multiple transitions.

What is a trajectory?

300

The age based on adaptive capacities and coping skills.

What is psychological age?

300

Risk factors for prematurity include STDs, obesity, and this.

What is smoking?

300

These two groups have twice the infertility rate but use services less.

Who are Black and Hispanic women?

300

The population pyramid helps us understand this.  

What is labor stratification by age cohorts?

400

A significant occurrence that may produce serious and lasting effects.  

 What is a life event?

400

Laws and policies that regulate timing of role transitions.  

What is age structuring?

400

Protective factors during pregnancy include support, care, and this.  

What is accident prevention?

400

Most abortions in the U.S. occur during this time frame.

What is the first 12 weeks of pregnancy?

400

Each parent’s cells have this many chromosomes.  

What is 46 chromosomes in 23 pairs?

500

This concept suggests that one life transition can impact future transitions and risks.

What is developmental risk and protection?

500

A U.S. age norm expects children to do this at age 18.  

What is leave the parental home?

500

Infants under 3 lbs 3 oz are classified as this.

What is extremely low birth weight?

500

This contains codes for producing traits and dispositions.


What is a gene?

500

The social meaning of childbearing in the U.S. has done this over time. (Answer: What is changed dramatically?


What is changed dramatically?

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