Ch 11: Love & Marriage
Ch 12: Work & Careers
Ch 13: Middle Adulthood
Ch 14: Physical & Cognitive Aging
Ch 15: Psychosocial Late Adulthood
Ch 16: Death, Dying, Grief
100

According to Sternberg's Triangular Theory of Love, which three components can combine to produce different types of love?

Intimacy, passion, and commitment

100

Which Holland type prefers helping, teaching, and working with people?

Social

100

What personality pattern is associated with increased cardiovascular risk?

Type A

100

What term describes physical decline caused by accumulated cellular damage?

Senescence

100

What theory explains why older adults prioritize emotionally meaningful relationships?

Socioemotional selectivity theory

100
What are the two characteristics of clinical death that typically signified death?

Lack of heartbeat and lack of respiration

200

What term describes couples who share similar values and backgrounds?

Homogamy

200

Which Holland type enjoys analyzing problems and testing theories?

Investigative

200

What term describes age-related declines in male testosterone?

Andropause

200

What type of life expectancy measures years lived without debilitating disease?

Useful life expectancy

200

What term describes a gradual transition from full-time work into retirement?

Bridge job

200

What state involves wake-sleep cycles but no awareness of self or surroundings?

Persistent vegetative state

300

According to exchange theory, what makes a relationship satisfying?

Both couples contribute equally what they are good at

300

What term describes the gap between career expectations and workplace reality?

Reality shock

300

What stage precedes menopause and often involves irregular cycles and hot flashes?

Perimenopause

300

Which type of intelligence relies on accumulated knowledge and experience?

Crystallized intelligence

300

What term describes a sudden, complete departure from employment?

Crisp retirement

300

What distinguishes physician-assisted suicide from euthanasia?

The patient takes the prescribed lethal medication

400

Which Gottman behavior is the strongest predictor of divorce?

Contempt

400

What workplace experience involves feeling meaningless and replaceable?

Alienation

400

What Erikson concept describes contributing to future generations?

Generativity

400

Which type of intelligence tends to decline with age: fluid or crystallized?

Fluid intelligence

400

What activities include bathing, dressing, and eating?

Activities of daily living (ADLs)

400

What is the primary goal of hospice care?

Avoid measures to delay death and to make dying easier

500

What relationship pattern involves moving in together before making a commitment to marry?

Sliding into cohabitation

500

What condition involves emotional exhaustion and detachment from work?

Burnout

500

What family role involves maintaining connections and organizing gatherings?

Kinkeeper

500

What age-related condition makes speech harder to understand, especially in noisy settings?

Presbycusis

500

What type of elder abuse involves failing to provide needed care and is the most common type of abuse?

Neglect

500

What is the correct order of Kübler-Ross's five stages of dying?

Denial, anger, bargaining, depression, acceptance

600

What hormone is associated with bonding, attachment, and long-term monogamy?

Oxytocin

600

What conflict occurs when work demands interfere with family responsibilities?

Work-family conflict

600

What term describes adults caring for both children and aging parents?

Sandwich generation

600

What is the primary factor in living to 100 or older, according to the exam material?

Genes

600

What process involves reflecting on and evaluating one's life?

Butler's Life Review

600

Why should adults avoid euphemisms when explaining death to young children?

Children may interpret them literally.

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