Healthy Aging
Attention & Memory
Death & Dying
Relationships
General
100

This type of diet, rich in fruits, vegetables, and whole grains, is recommended for healthy aging

What is the Mediterranean diet?

100

This type of memory, which involves the ability to remember to perform tasks in the future, often declines with age

What is prospective memory?

100

This model describes the stages of grief experienced by individuals facing terminal illness.

What is the Kübler-Ross model?

100

This theory suggests that older adults may experience increased satisfaction in relationships by focusing on emotionally meaningful interactions

What is socioemotional selectivity theory?

100

This demographic phenomenon refers to the increasing proportion of older adults in the population.

What is population aging?

200

This practice involves engaging in activities that stimulate the mind and can help maintain cognitive function

What is cognitive training?

200

 This cognitive process, which involves focusing on specific stimuli while ignoring others, can be affected by aging

What is selective attention?

200

This type of care focuses on providing comfort and support to individuals with serious, life-limiting illnesses

What is palliative care?

200

This term refers to the social support network of family and friends that can influence the well-being of older adults

 What is a social convoy?

200

This type of aging refers to the biological changes that occur over time.

What is biological aging?

300

This term refers to the process of planning and preparing for the physical, emotional, and financial aspects of aging

 What is aging in place?

300

This type of memory, which involves the recall of general knowledge and facts, tends to remain stable with age

What is semantic memory?

300

This concept refers to the psychological and emotional process of coming to terms with one's own mortality

What is death acceptance?

300

This term describes the phenomenon where older adults experience a sense of peace and fulfillment as they reflect on their lives.

What is ego integrity?

300

This term describes the study of diseases prevalent in older adults

What is geriatrics?

400

This compound, found in red wine, has been studied for its potential anti-aging effects due to its antioxidant properties.


What is resveratrol?

400

This brain structure, crucial for forming new memories, often shows age-related decline.

What is the hippocampus?

400

This term refers to the psychological phenomenon where individuals facing terminal illness may experience a heightened sense of meaning and purpose in life, often leading to personal growth and transformation.


What is post-traumatic growth?


400

This concept, rooted in attachment theory, explores how early attachment experiences with caregivers can shape adult romantic relationships, including patterns of intimacy, trust, and conflict resolution.

What is attachment-related anxiety and avoidance?

400

This theory posits that aging involves a gradual withdrawal from social roles and activities.

What is disengagement theory

500

This type of exercise, which combines strength training and aerobic activity, is recommended for improving overall health in older adults

What is circuit training?


500

 This type of memory, which involves the ability to perform tasks without conscious awareness, tends to remain stable with age.

What is procedural memory?

500

This term refers to the phenomenon where older adults experience a shift in their social networks, prioritizing emotionally meaningful relationships and reducing less significant social interactions, as proposed by socioemotional selectivity theory

 What is social pruning?

500

This term describes the dynamic process by which individuals in close relationships influence each other's physiological states, such as heart rate and stress levels, through emotional and physical interactions

What is interpersonal synchrony?

500

This theory focuses on the role of social and environmental factors in shaping the aging

What is the ecological theory of aging?