SDS 150R - EXAM Flashcards

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Theories of mate selection

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  • survival
  • filter
  • similarity
  • exchange
  • social role
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two types of aging

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primary: biological origin, universal

Secondary: social and environmental, not inevitable

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biological clock

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  • gets louds
  • internal system in living organisms
  • regulates various physiological processes over a 24-hour period
  • aka circadian rhythm
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social clock

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  • gets quieter
  • societal expectations surrounding the timing of major life events and milestones
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5
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most challenging period of life

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  • worker
  • partner
  • parent
  • entering roles
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role strain and role conflict

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role strain: not being able to measure of the demands of a role

role conflict: 2 or more roles are incompatible

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what causes mental health disorders?

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  • period during when adults have both highest expectations
  • highest levels of both roles conflict and role strain
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physical health functioning during middle adulthood

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  • function as well as young adults
  • Health habits and behaviours catch up
  • Gender and health
  • Disease and disability
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menopause

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  • cessation of monthly menstruation cycles
  • avg age = 50
  • finding themselves
  • Symptoms: Irregular periods, Vaginal dryness, Hot flashes
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midlife crisis

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  • Perceived gap between past expectations and actual accomplishments
  • awareness of inevitability of death
  • sense of urgency to narrow the gap
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tasks of midlife transition

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  • accept personal mortality
  • adjust self and sexual identity
  • reorient work and vocational goals
  • recognize physical limitations and risks
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caregiver burden

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cumulative effects of caring for an elderly or disabled

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13
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sandwich generation

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involves caregiving responsibilities towards two or three generations: parents and grandparents

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14
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support for aging parents

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  • emotional support
  • direct care
  • mediate between parents and services
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15
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grandparent categories

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  • remote
  • companionate
  • involved
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companionate relationship

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  • Regularly involved
  • Positive relationship with the kids
  • Both happy to see each other
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involved relationships

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  • Day to day relationships
  • Everyday caregiving
  • Babysitting
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remote relationship

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  • Lives far away
  • Seeing them during holidays
  • Seeing when they travel
19
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correlates of death anxiety

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fear that people experience in response to the idea of death

20
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stages of death and dying

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  • denial
  • anger
  • bargaining
  • depression
  • acceptance
21
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keys issues about dying

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  • accepting the reality of death
  • managing the emotional and physical pain
  • maintaining a sense of control
  • finding meaning and purpose
  • maintaining relationships
  • preparing for the end of life
22
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palliative care then and now

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Then: family entered care
- family cared for family in the house

Now: hospital care
- when too ill, admitted to hospital
- funeral home prepare the body and manage death rituals

23
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what hospice care actually is

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  • palliative care looks for quality of life not a cure
  • switching over to hospital care and losing the family entered care
  • visiting, day program, hairdressing, community
24
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dementia and alzheimer’s disease

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  • Alzimers is the most common type of dementia
  • Dementia (half of adults will die of this)
25
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benefits of physical activity

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  • Overall fitness level
  • Brain aging (decreases dementia)
  • Gross motor skills
  • Overall cognitive function
  • Memory
26
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Similarities of Erikson and Butler’s Life review processes

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  • Awareness of death being central
  • Evaluate and make sense out of life
  • Out of review may determine well-being in final years
27
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process of life review

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  • Past focused
  • Reflective
  • Philosophical
  • Introspective
28
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relationship between age and life satisfaction

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  • Higher around 18
  • The grind of life kicks and it lowers
  • Roles strain and role conflict
  • It comes back again around 40/50 years