The most common form of family in Western societies; Consists only of parent(s) and child(ren).
What is nuclear family.
100
Another structural barrier to occupational development that involves denying a job or promotion to someone solely on the basis of age.
What is age discrimination.
100
Lack of a heartbeat and respiration.
What is clinical death.
100
The level women rise to within an organization but beyond which they may not go.
What is glass ceiling.
100
Relationships that become violent; one person becomes aggressive toward the partner.
What is an abusive relationship.
200
Occurs when a woman believes she cannot leave the abusive situation and may even go as far as to kill her abuser.
What is battered woman syndrome.
200
Sometimes the pace and pressure of the occupation becomes more than a person can bear. It is a depletion of a person’s energy and motivation, the loss of occupational idealism, and the feeling that one is being exploited.
What is job burnout.
200
Occurs when death is anticipated; This grief occurs prior to death and serves to buffer the impact of the loss when it does come and to facilitate recovery.
What is anticipatory grief.
200
An approach to assist dying people emphasizing pain management, or palliative care, and death with dignity.
What is hospice.
200
Couple has grown apart but continue to live together.
What is married singles.
300
Made of the three components of intimacy, liking, and commitment - the combination is used to describe this.
What is Sternberg's Triangular Model of Love
300
A situation in which what you learn in the classroom does not always transfer directly into the “real world” and does not represent all you need to know.
What is reality shock.
300
Cortical functioning ceases while brainstem activity continues; People do not recover from this state.
What is persistent vegetative state.
300
At what point in middle-adulthood does marriage begin to improve?
When children move out. Sorry. Your parents love you and all that, but you people are work. And you always need money. And food. And rides. And then more money.
300
The positive feeling that results from an appraisal of one’s work. It includes hope, resilience, optimism, and self-efficacy.
What is job satisfaction.
400
The three most important factors in determining whom we choose for relationships.
What are proximity, physical attractiveness, and similarity.
400
Name two main reasons why it may be difficult for people to retire.
What are money and loss of identity.
400
Physicians provide dying patients with a fatal dose of medication that the patient self-administers.
What is physician assisted suicide.
400
Focused on providing relief from pain and other symptoms of disease at any point during the disease process.
What is palliative care.
400
Provides emergency care for dependent children or adults so the employee does not need to lose a day of work; There is a growing need in the workplace.
What is back-up care.
500
Middle-aged adults caught between the competing demands of two generations: their parents and their children.
What is the sandwich generation.
500
The most common cause of arguments among dual-income couples is this.
What is division of labor for household chores.
500
Involves the deliberate ending of someone’s life; May be based on a clear statement of the person’s wishes or be a decision made by someone else who has the legal authority to do so.
What is active euthanasia.
500
Name three out of five of the Kubler-Ross Stages.
What are denial, anger, bargaining, depression, final acceptance.
500
The study of the interface between human values and technological advances in health and life sciences.