Aging Flashcards

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age identity

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how old or young people feel to their chronological age

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auto biographical narratives

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a qualitative research method used to understand the characteristics and life themes of individual considers being uniquely distinguished him or herself from others

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average life expectancy

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mean number of years of yrs that 50% of people specific birth cohort are expected to survive

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cohort

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group of people typically born in the same year of a historical period, who share common experiences over time, sometimes called a generation

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convoy model of social relations

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The theory proposes that the frequency, types, and reciprocity of social exchanges change with age. These social exchanges impact the health and well-being of the givers and receivers in the convoy

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cross-sectional studies

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a research method that provides info about an age group differences; age differences are confounded with cohort differences and effects related to history and time of study

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crystallized intelligence

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type of intellectual ability that relies on the application of knowledge, experience and learning info

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fluid intelligence

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type of intelligence that relies on the ability to use info processing resources to reason logically and solve novel problems

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global subjective well-being

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individuals perceptions of and satisfaction with their lives as a whole

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hedonic well-being

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competent well-being that refers to emotional experiences often including measures of positive and negative affect

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heterogeneity

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inter-individual and subgroup differences in level and rate of change over time

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inhibitory functioning

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ability to focus on subset info while suppressing attention to less relevant info

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life course theories

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theory of development that highlights the effects of social expectations of age related events and social roles.

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life span theories

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theory of development that emphasizes the patterning of lifelong within-and in-between-person differences in the shape, level, and rate of change

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longitudinal studies

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a research method that collects info from individuals at multiple points over time allowing researchers to track cohort differences in age-related change to determine cumulative effects of different life experiences

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processing speed

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the time it takes for individuals to perform cognitive operations EX.. react to a signal