TEST 1 Flashcards

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3 PHYSICAL CHANGES THAT ARE COMMON DURING AGING

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Weight gain, hearing loss, skin texture change

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Theory that says all societies develop orderly ways to transfer power from older to younger generations

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disengagement theory

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3
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theory that says individuals maintain a consistent pattern of behavior as they age

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continuity theory

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4
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theory that says successful aging involves replacing past roles with new roles

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Activity theory

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5
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process of optimizing opportunities for enhancing quality of life in old age

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active aging

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6
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three elements of intersectionality that impacta persons life span

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race, gender, sexual orientation

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7
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chronological age determines eligibility for various roles and responsibilities throughout the life course

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role theory

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8
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social isolation in old age results from diminishing cost- benefit analysis with other age groups in society

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social exchange theory

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9
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views greater focus on the inner self as a positive characteristic of old age

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Gerotranscendence theory,

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10
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theory that says all cohorts of people pass through an age graded system of expectations and rewards

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Age stratification theory

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11
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element of the phenomenological approach to knowledge. Instead of asking how factors such as age cohorts, life stages, or system needs organize and determine one’s experience of aging, social constructionists reverse the question and ask how individuals—whether professionals or laypersons—draw on age-related explanations and justi- fications in the ways that they relate to and interact with one another.

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social constructivism theory

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12
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different ways to understand aging

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chronological- aging based on a person lived years from birth
biological- normal process of changes over time in the body.
psychological- long-term consequences of human behavior,why people believe, behave, and react how they do.

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13
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what 2 things are true about the American population over the age of 85?

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majority are white, and women

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14
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T or F

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Elders make up a higher percentage of rural population than in the general population

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15
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two role changes that commonly accompany old age

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retirement, grandparenthood

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