SOWK 300 Cumulative Quiz Module 8

SOWK 300 Cumulative Quiz Module 8

SOWK 300 Cumulative Quiz Module 8 Week 8

1. Which of the following is a typical psychological change in middle (15 to 17) adolescent development?
2. A 15-year old daughter’s ceremony, in Latino families, is called:
3. Which of the following is a typical psychological change in early (11 to14) adolescent development?
4. A part of identity, as suggested by Rosenberg, that is made up of self- ascribed aspects of identity is called:
5. Which of the following is a typical biological change in middle (15-17) adolescent development?
6. A theory of Marcia based on the task of developing one of the following identity statuses: identity diffusion, foreclosure, moratorium, or identity achievement is called
7. Unwanted, aggressive behavior among school aged children that involves a real or perceived power imbalance is:
8. Which of the following is a typical biological change in early (11 to 14) adolescent development?
9. The development of a self or identity that is unique and separate is called:
10. The frontal lobe is not fully developed until about age:
11. The major challenges facing young adults, as identified by the text, are:
12. A significant social role transition in young adulthood is:
13. Which stage of identity formation, developed by James Marcia, is comprised of exploration and commitment?
14. Adulthood transitions which are defined by circumstance and situation rather than individual agency are called:
15. A concept which is described as the outcome resulting from specific decisions and choices made along the life course in areas of relationships, occupation, and childbearing is known as:
16. According to Piaget, development of the cognitive ability to apply abstract principles to enhance problem solving and to reflect on thought processes occurs in the:
17. Jeffery Jensen Arnett’s stage of early young adulthood is called:
18. Which stage of identity formation, developed by James Marcia, is comprised of no exploration and commitment?
19. Which of the following describes a sexually explicit script in lesbian relationship development?
20. According to one study:
21. Baby Boomers is the cohort born between:
22. Psychologist Margie Lachman suggests that midlife is best thought of in terms of:
23. What kind of diseases become more significant in middle adulthood in high- income and middle-income countries?
24. Developmental tasks associated with middle adulthood include:
25. Extroversion is one of the Big Five personality traits. Which of the following is descriptive of this trait?
26. According to the book, employment is an important role for midlife adults and provides essential meaning. Which of the following is NOT among the meanings of work for midlife adults?
27. In 2013, the average life expectancy was:
28. Which of the following is NOT one of the major differences between heterosexual and homosexual relationships?
29. Which of the following is NOT a component of generativity?
30. In 2015, the median age was:
31. An age-related intellectual change where the capacity for abstract reasoning (responding or memorizing quickly) declines is called:
32. An age-related intellectual change based on accumulated learning (the ability to reflect and recognize rather than to recall and remember) which increases with age is called:
33. For people age 65 and older, the two most prevalent and debilitating chronic conditions are:
34. are those provided through families, friends, neighbors, and churches
35. A theoretical perspective on social gerontology which suggests that society is stratified by age, which determines people’s roles and rights is called:
36. According to Vaillant, which of the following is NOT a condition under which retirement is stressful?
37. The most common type of dementia is:
38. Vaillant concludes that positive aging means to:
39. Biological theories as to why our body’s age are important to understand in reference to late adulthood. Which theory suggests that the biological clock acts through hormones to influence the pace of aging?
40. A theoretical perspective on social gerontology which proposes that a person’s level of life satisfaction is related to level of activity is called:
41. According to the book, a major component of intimacy that consists of a process of exchange or interdependence is:
42. Examples of ______________ include dressing, eating, and shifting from a bed to a chair.
43. Over time, losses accumulate in which of the following areas?
44. A form of care that focuses on pain and symptom management as opposed to curing the disease, is called:
45. According to the book, which of the following is a theme in the research on relationship patterns among very late-life adults?
46. The external expression of grief is called:
47. Spirituality late in life is associated with which of the following factors?
48. The fastest growing segment of the aging population, are those aged:
49. Changes that are a normal part of the aging process are called:
50. Which of the following is not a stage of accepting impending death?