Theories, Models, and Aging Flashcards

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What is successful aging?

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Happiness with past and present life
Mental health

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What is the disengagement theory?

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A theory that proposes that is is natural and acceptable for people to withdraw from society as they grow old.
There is a reduction in social contact as people grow older, and disengagement is natural and acceptable.
No longer accepted by social scientists.

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What is the activity theory?

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Theory that proposes elderly people stay happiest when they are active and maintain social interactions.
Considered to be more accurate.

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What is the continuity theory of aging?

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Older adults tend to engage in the same activities, behaviors, and relationships as in their earlier life.
The theory holds that older people seek to preserve a continuity of living and behaving by adapting strategies learned and applied in the past.

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What is the productive aging theory?

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Participation in: social, economic, cultural , spiritual and civic
Resilience
Adaptability
Goal achievement strategies
- Appropriate goals
- Ability to compensate
Emotional regulation
Wide range of occupations
- Focus on the can’s not the can’ts

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What are some things that might demonstrate “aging well”?

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Community involvement: Deliver meals on wheels
Church: attending, teaching
Jobette: at home daycare
Exercise: class
Yard work
Continued employment
Volunteering: hospital, school
Control of medical care
Hobbies: golf, scrapbooking
Traveling
Social involvement
New educational experiences
Second jobs or careers

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What are 3 OT models of aging?

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MOHO
PEOP
CMOP-E

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What is MOHO?

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Model of Human Occupation
Volitional processes, roles, and habits
Subjective experience of occupations
The focus is on the person
The environment can help or limit
The occupation is viewed as:
- Work
- Play
- ADLs
- Does address occupational adaptation and aging

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What is PEOP?

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Person, Environment, Occupation, Performance
Looks at factors of psychological, cognitive, neurobiological, physiological and spiritual
Understanding ones place in the Environment
Choosing and participating in occupations supported by the personal factors

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What is CMOP-E?

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Canadian Model of Occupational Performance and Engagement (CMOP-E) Focus is on people as occupational beings
Spirituality is key
Self care, productivity, and leisure
Bridged by the individuals skills, talents and desires
Doesn’t specifically address aging

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What is the ecological model?

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The idea that aging people derive emotional and symbolic things from their residence
Sense of control
Security
Self esteem
Identity
Especially if they have lived here a long time

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The ecological model proposes that the environment serves what 3 functions?

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  1. Maintenance
  2. Stimulation
  3. Support

The degree of environmental “press” that is “just right” = successful aging

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How do you asses all aspects in an aging adult?

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  1. Download and review the Index of Successful Aging Questionnaire
  2. Identify 2 individuals over the age of 55
    - One you perceive as “aging well”
    - One you perceive as “not aging well”
  3. Complete the Index on them
  4. Compare and contrast utilizing the spread sheet.
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What is the Index of Successful Aging Questionnaire?

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It looks at:
- Overall health
- Financial well being
- Social interaction
- Work and hobby
- Personal growth and positive emotions
- Family

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