Intelligence
Person-Environment Interactions
Personality
Information Processing and Memory
Other
100

True or false: According to Cavanaugh, primary mental abilities decline with age.

True

100

Marjorie enjoys where she lives because she is able to have her privacy but also to be with new friends at mealtime and get help when necessary. She most likely lives in....

an assisted living facility.

100

These researchers suggest personality is stable in adulthood.

Costa and McCrae

100

Decreases of this type of memory most likely is responsible for normal memory declines with age.

Working memory

100
The second exam opens on this date.

Tuesday, July 30th

200

Research on wisdom shows that it is most associated with this.

Life experience.

200

True or False: Adaptations to physical environments are a major component of helping older adults to successfully age in place.

True.

200

This theoretical perspective suggests stability in personality in adulthood.

Trait perspective.

200

Attention capacities are influenced by encoding speed in this way.

Encoding speed slows with AGE, leading to decreased attention capacities.

200

The second exam closes on this date

August 1st, 9pm

300
The range of functioning within an individual and the conditions under which a person's abilities can be modified within a specific age range. Or, the term denoting the ability to change to some degree in later life.
Plasticity.
300

Using the Environmental Press Model, what would you conclude about the following situation?

Susannah, age 68, is living in her own home. She has developed Parkinson's disease and also has complications from Type II diabetes resulting in limited mobility. Her daughter has noticed in recent visits that regular housecleaning has been neglected, and her mother's power has been turned off twice in the last year due to bills being accidentally thrown away. Her daughter would like Susannah to consider moving into some kind of long-term care facility, yet Susannah strongly states that she is fine on her own and does not need any outside help.

Susannah's environment press appears to be becoming greater than her competence

300

Erikson's theory gives this name to the shift from a self-oriented focus towards giving to the rising generations in middle to later adulthood.

generativity vs. stagnation

300

Effortful processing does this with age.

Decline.

300

Pam's husband's name is this.

Kevin

400
This type of intelligence can be stable and even increase in later life. 

Crystallized intelligence (pragmatics)

400

The Cavanaugh text suggests that assisted living facilities should have three common essentials.

1. the physical environment should be as much like a single-family house as possible.

2. the philosophy of care should emphasize personal control, choice, dignity, and autonomy.

3. Facilities should meet residents' routine services and special needs

400

Most men DO NOT experience this mid-life phenomenon.

Mid-life crisis.

400

Automatic processing does not do this greatly with primary aging.

Decline

400

This class contributes to this BYU minor.

Gerontology

500

Knowledge acquired through experience, or cultural knowledge.

crystallized intelligence / pragamatics.

500

Paying for long-term care can be complex. This typically carries the heaviest burden in paying for long-term care.

Out of pocket payments.

500

The Big Five Personality Traits.

Openness to experience

Conscientiousness

Extraversion

Agreeableness

Neuroticism

500

Memory is preserved by these things.

Exercise, multilingualism, using semantic memory to support episodic memory

500

The gerontology conference is named after this man.

Russell B. Clark