Successful aging

Question 1

absence of disease, high cognitive state and physical functioning and engagement with life

Answer 1

Rowe and Khan definition of successful aging

Question 2

critique against Rowe and Khan

Answer 2

too normative and not subjectiveno sociocultural

Question 3

optimizing opportunities for health, participation, and security to enhance quality of life as ppl age

Answer 3

active aging

Question 4

What sets the WHO’s active aging definition

Answer 4

An individual’s ability to get around the environment

autonomy and independence

Question 5

What does SHARE study show abt Khans criteria

Answer 5

very limiting only 19 % reached it compared to 57 % who reached WHO

Question 6

cognitive performance about the avg for age group

Answer 6

successful cognitive aging

Question 7

Gina is 90 and still has episodic memory comparable to her 30 year old son

What is she?

Answer 7

Superager

Question 8

Some things that contribute to successful cognitive aging

Answer 8

cortical thickness
greater brain plasticity
activated inflammatory response that stops white matter
improved connectivity
faster electrophysiological encoding
Super-ageing phenotype

Question 9

Sam whats to see why her mom thrives.

what should she study

Answer 9

positve psych

Question 10

difference between life satisfaction and subjective well-being

Answer 10

life satisfaction is particular point

Subjective Wb is overall sense

Question 11

Ellie has chronic pain b ut still manages to run about and states her Subjective WB is high

What is this?

Answer 11

paradox of well-being

Question 12

If you have less you should be less happy

what model of subjective well being is this

Answer 12

Social indicator model

Question 13

Belle is a happy person, so which is why she has a high level of well-being

Answer 13

Set point perspective

Question 14

what is wrong with set point perspective

Answer 14

Happiness is not an indicator of longevity

Question 15

What do the three models of well being suggest

Answer 15

how ppl see their circumstances in later life is more important than objective circumstances or even personal optimism

Question 16

enables all ages to participate in the community

Answer 16

age-friendly environment

Question 17

educational environments that reduce institutional ageism directed at older members

Answer 17

age friendly universities

Question 18

What influences ppl on how they talk about their ageing?

Answer 18

uncertainity

Question 19

CEMSA

Answer 19

Communicative ecology model of successful aging

Question 20

CEMSA communication strategies for aging

Answer 20

optism about aging
age not as a reason not to do something

Question 21

A big artist is making a new song

vs

reading a book and transferring to your identity

Answer 21

1) eminent
2)everyday

Question 22

What do the experimental studies show about ageing and creativity

Answer 22

Older creative adults have greater cognitive reserves

Question 23

Who has greater activation in maintaining cognitive flexibility

Answer 23

OA with openness to experience

Question 24

what is the association between openness and mortality

Answer 24

postive

Question 25

Who has stronger connections between the default network and the executive control network? What does this suggest

Answer 25

OA had higher scores on the divergent thinking task. OA can take advantage of the knowledge they have accumulated

Question 26

tendacy to peak scientific productivity

Answer 26

planck hypothesis

Question 27

when do creative peaks happen

Answer 27

30-35

Question 28

which OA more likely ro retain productivity

Answer 28

ones in fields that require experience and judgement

Question 30

when to do artist and scientist had peak output

Answer 30

A = 40 and then drop off S= 40 but spread

Question 31

Total number of works that a person could hypothetically produce in a lifetime Nothing to do with chronical age

Answer 31

creative potential

Question 32

Who will peak first with high creative potential

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ppl who started early in life

Question 33

equals odd rule

Answer 33

creative ppl who produce more are more likely to have more higher quality than those who produce less

Question 34

what does simonton not acc for

Answer 34

early deaths and quality

Question 35

BVRS

Answer 35

true creativity recquires producing a large number of ideas, best works will remain past the bad