Unit 4 Game (CH 10 & 11)

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Late adulthood + Death & dying 15 questions

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Unit 4 Game (CH 10 & 11)


Unit 4 Game (CH 10 & 11)Version en ligne Late adulthood + Death & dying 15 questions par Victoria A. Olivas 1 Which ability declines most noticeably in late adulthood? a Vocabulary b Processing speed c General knowledge d Emotional regulation e 2 Crystallized intelligence is BEST described as: a Problem-solving in new situations b Accumulated knowledge and experience c Short-term memory capacity d Reaction time 3 Why do older adults often perform worse on memory tasks? a Loss of all memory types b Reduced sensory input and slower processing c Lack of intelligence d Poor education 4 Which type of memory is LEAST affected by aging? a Episodic b Working memory c Procedural d Recall 5 "Tip-of-the-tongue” experiences increase due to Choose one or more answers a Loss of intelligence b Retrieval difficulties c Brain damage d Lack of vocabulary 6 What is a major factor that helps maintain cognitive function? a Avoiding challenges b Mental and physical activity c Isolation d Sleep deprivation 7 Which brain structure linked to memory declines in late adulthood? a Amygdala b Hippocampus c Cerebellum d Medulla 8 Older adults compensate for cognitive decline by: a Avoiding tasks b Using experience and strategies c Ignoring problems d Relying on others only 9 According to Erikson, the final stage is: a Identity vs. confusion b Integrity vs. despair c Generativity vs. stagnation d Trust vs. mistrust 10 Ego integrity involves: a Regret over life b Acceptance and reflection on life c Avoiding memories d Fear of death 11 Despair results from: a Strong relationships b Satisfaction with life c Regret and missed opportunities d High Income 12 Socioemotional selectivity theory suggests older adults: a Expand social circles b Focus on meaningful relationships c Avoid emotions d Become isolated 13 Activity theory states that happiness comes from: a Withdrawal b Staying socially engaged c Ignoring aging d Focusing on work only 14 Disengagement theory argues that: a Withdrawal is natural and acceptable b Social activity increases c Aging stops development d Relationships improve 15 Which is TRUE about relationships in late adulthood? a They become less important b Family becomes irrelevant c Friendships disappear d Emotional closeness increases

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Unit 4 Game (CH 10 & 11)Version en ligne

par Victoria A. Olivas

Which ability declines most noticeably in late adulthood?

Crystallized intelligence is BEST described as:

Why do older adults often perform worse on memory tasks?

Which type of memory is LEAST affected by aging?

"Tip-of-the-tongue” experiences increase due to

Choose one or more answers

What is a major factor that helps maintain cognitive function?

Which brain structure linked to memory declines in late adulthood?

Older adults compensate for cognitive decline by:

According to Erikson, the final stage is:

Ego integrity involves:

Despair results from:

Socioemotional selectivity theory suggests older adults:

Activity theory states that happiness comes from:

Disengagement theory argues that:

Which is TRUE about relationships in late adulthood?