DEV PSYCH PT. 3 Flashcards

1
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Midlife transition in which fertility declines

A. Climacteric
B. Menopause
C. Perimenopause

A

A. Climacteric

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Prominent meanings of grandparents

A. Source of biological reward and continuity
B. Source of emotional self-fulfillment
C. Remote role
D. Source of happiness and belongingness
E. All

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A, B, & C

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3
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Transitional period from normal menstrual period to no menstrual periods at all

A. Perimenopause
B. Menopause
C. Climacteric

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A. Perimenopause

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Physical changes in middle adulthood

A. Wrinkling and sagging of skin,
B. Appearance of aging spots, hair becomes thinner and grayer, nails become thicker and more brittle, yellowing of teeth
B. Individuals lose weight and gain weight
C. Progressive bone loss
D. All of the above

A

D. All of the above

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5
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Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT)

A. Treatment for unpleasant side effects of menopause
B. May cause hot flashes, nausea, fatigue, and rapid heartbeat
C. Augments the declining levels of reproductive hormone production by the uterus

A

A. Treatment for unpleasant side effects of menopause

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6
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mid adults experience declines between the ages _____

A. 40-59 years
B. 45-59 years
C. 50-60 years
D. 55-60 years

A

A. 40-59 years

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7
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True or False: The 50s are a decade of reassessing and recording the truth about the adolescent and adult year

A

False

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8
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According to Roy Baumeister and Kathleen Vohs, the four main needs are:

A. Need for achievement, need for values, need for a sense of consciousness, need for self-worth
B. need for companion, need for affection, need for achievement, need for values
C. need for purpose, need for values, need for a sense of efficacy, need for self-worth
D. need for enlightenment, need for reasons, need for self-worth, need for companion

A

C. need for purpose, need for values, need for a sense of efficacy, need for self-worth

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9
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How life events influence the individual’s development

A. Contemporary Life-events Approach
B. Middle Adulthood Life Approach
C. New Life-events in Middle Adulthood Approach

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A. Contemporary Life-events Approach

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10
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Following are the three grand parenting styles present in middle adulthood except:

A. Formal
B. Fun-seeking
C. Cheerful and optimistic
D. Distant-figure

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C. Cheerful and optimistic

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11
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Middle adulthood transition:

A. 55 to 60
B. 50 to 55
C. 45 to 50
D. 40 to 45

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D. 40 to 45

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12
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Causes for the decline in speed in information processing in middle adulthood

A. Levels of analysis, cognitive, neuroanatomical, neurochemical
B. Levels of analysis, cognitive, neuroanatomical, neurochemical, neurotransmitter
C. Neurotransmitter, cognition, memory declines, neurogenesis, levels of analysis

A

A. Levels of analysis, cognitive, neuroanatomical, neurochemical

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13
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Characteristics that changed the most in middle adulthood according to Berkeley Longitudinal Studies

A. Extent to which individuals were nurturant or hostile
B. Whether or not they had good self-control
C. Family-oriented and career-oriented

A

A&B

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14
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Age-related loss of muscle mass and strength that typically occurs in middle adulthood

A. Sarcopenia
B. Hypersomnia
C. Metabolic syndrome
D. Menoxenia

A

A. Sarcopenia

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15
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According to Frankl, the three most distinct human qualities are

A. Spirituality, freedom, and responsibility
B. Religion, trust, values
C. Love, freedom, kindness
D. Affection, responsibility, religion

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A. Spirituality, freedom, and responsibility

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16
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Culminating life structure for middle adulthood:

A. 55 to 60
B. 50 to 55
C. 45 to 50
D. 40 to 45

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A. 55 to 60

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17
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Type of behavior men engage in when they experience stress

A. Fight or flight
B. Tend and befriend

A

A. Fight or flight

18
Q

Costa and McCrae’s Baltimore Study’s Big Five Factors of Personality

A. Openness, conscientiousness, extraversion, agreeableness, neuroticism
B. Closeness, compassionateness, inversion, agreeableness, calmness
C. Emotional stability, somber, independent, conforming, carefulness
D. Imaginativeness, calmness, extraversion, neuroticism, cooperativeness

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A. Openness, conscientiousness, extraversion, agreeableness, neuroticism

19
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Involves evaluation of intellectual abilities during adulthood

A. Seattle Longitudinal Study
B. Manhattan Lateral Study
C. Seattle Lateral Study
D. Manhattan Longitudinal Study

A

A. Seattle Longitudinal Study

20
Q

True or False: Relationship between aging parents and their children is characterized by ambivalence

A

True

21
Q

Timetable according to which individuals are expected to accomplish life’s tasks

A. Social clock
B. Cohort clock
C. Clock schedule
D. Life clock

A

A. Social clock

22
Q

True or False: Friendships that have endured over the adult years tend to be deeper

A

True

23
Q

Type of behavior women engage in when they experience stress

A. Fight or flight
B. Tend and befriend

A

B. Tend and befriend

24
Q

True or False: The concept of middle age is unclear or absent in many cultures

A

True

25
Q

Ability to reason abstractly; may begin to decline in middle adulthood

A. Fluid intelligence
B. Crystallized intelligence

A

A. Fluid intelligence

26
Q

True or False: Middle-aged adults interpret, shape, alter, and give meaning to their lives

A

True

27
Q

Adult’s desire to leave legacies of themselves to the next generation

A

Generativity

28
Q

Late midlife is at age

A. 50 to 65
B. 55 to 65
C. 45-60
D. 45 to 55

A

B. 55 to 65

29
Q

True or False: It is common in non-industrialized societies to describe individuals as young or old but not middle-aged

A

True

30
Q

True or False: Most married individuals are not satisfied with their marriages during midlife

A

False

31
Q

The following statements correspond to menopause except

A. Cessation of a woman’s menstrual period
B. During late forties or early fifties
C. May cause hot flashes, nausea, fatigue, and rapid heartbeat
D. Transitional period from normal menstrual period to no menstrual periods at all

A

D. Transitional period from normal menstrual period to no menstrual periods at all

32
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Accumulated information and verbal skills; and continues to increase in middle adulthood

A. Fluid intelligence
B. Crystallized intelligence

A

B. Crystallized intelligence

33
Q

True or False: Lung tissue becomes less elastic at about age 55

A

True

34
Q

Statements that define middle adulthood

A. Declining physical skills and increasing responsibility
B. Reaching and maintaining career satisfaction
C. Characterized by death of a parent, last child leaving the prental home, becoming grandparent, and preparation for an actual retirement
D. Transmitting something meaningful to the next generation
E. All of the above

A

E. All of the above

35
Q

True or False: Being overweight is a critical health problem in middle adulthood

A

True

36
Q

Middle adulthood stage

A. 45-50 years but to about 65-70 years of age
B. 40-45 years of age but to about 60-65 years of age
C. 35-40 years of age but to about 50-55 years of age

A

B. 40-45 years of age but to about 60-65 years of age

37
Q

True or False: Sibling relationships are extremely close

A

False

38
Q

Decrease in marital satisfaction after children leave the home

A. Empty nest syndrome
B. Empty house syndrome
C. Marital decline syndrome
D. t rest syncdrome

A

A. Empty nest syndrome

39
Q

Entry life for middle adulthood:

A. 55 to 60
B. 50 to 55
C. 45 to 50
D. 40 to 45

A

C. 45 to 50

40
Q

True or False: Security, loyalty, and mutual emotional interest are more important in middle adulthood

A

True