Test Bank for Adult Development and Aging, 2nd Canadian Edition, 2CE by Susan K. Whitbourne

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Test Bank for Adult Development and Aging, 2nd Canadian Edition, 2CE by Susan K. Whitbourne 

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ISBN-13: 9781119506973

TABLE OF CONTENT

Chapter 1 Themes and Issues in Adult Development and Aging 1

 

The Biopsychosocial Perspective 3

 

Four Principles of Adult Development and Aging 4

 

The Meaning of Age 8

 

Key Social Factors in Adult Development and Aging 12

 

The Baby Boomers Grow Up: Changes in the Middle-Aged and Older Populations in Canada and the World 14

 

Summary 18

 

Chapter 2 Models of Development: Nature and Nurture in Adulthood 20

 

Models of Individual–Environment Interactions 22

 

Sociocultural Models of Development 24

 

Psychological Models of Development in Adulthood 29

 

Biological Approaches to Aging in Adulthood 35

 

Summary 41

 

Chapter 3 The Study of Adult Development and Aging: Research Methods 43

 

Variables in Developmental Research 44

 

Descriptive (Single-Factor) Research Designs 45

 

Sequential Research Designs 50

 

Correlational Designs 53

 

Types of Research Methods 55

 

Measurement Issues in Adult Development and Aging 58

 

Ethical Issues in Research 59

 

Summary 60

 

Chapter 4 Physical Changes 62

 

Appearance 63

 

Body Build 66

 

Mobility 68

 

Vital Bodily Functions 71

 

Bodily Control Systems 75

 

Nervous System 79

 

Summary 88

 

Chapter 5 Health and Prevention 89

 

Key Concepts in Health and Prevention 91

 

Diseases of the Cardiovascular System 91

 

Cancer 94

 

Risk Factors and Prevention 95

 

Disorders of the Musculoskeletal System 98

 

Diabetes 100

 

Respiratory Diseases 101

 

Neurocognitive Disorders 102

 

Social Determinants of Health and Prevention 108

 

Summary 108

 

Test Bank for Adult Development and Aging, 2nd Canadian Edition, 2CE by Susan K. Whitbourne 

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Chapter 6 Basic Cognitive Functions: Information Processing, Attention, and Memory 110

 

Processing Speed and Attention 111

 

Driving and Aging 114

 

Memory 117

 

Summary 124

 

Chapter 7 Higher-Order Cognitive Functions 126

 

Executive Functioning and Its Measurement 127

 

Language 130

 

Everyday Problem-Solving 133

 

Intelligence 138

 

The Psychology of Wisdom 142

 

Summary 144

 

Chapter 8 Personality 145

 

Psychodynamic Perspective 147

 

Trait Approaches 153

 

Social Cognitive Approaches 155

 

Cognitive Perspective 156

 

Midlife Crisis Theories and Findings 159

 

Summary 162

 

Chapter 9 Relationships 163

 

Marriage and Intimate Relationships 164

 

Families 172

 

Friendships 181

 

Summary 182

 

Chapter 10 Work, Retirement, and Leisure Patterns 183

 

Work Patterns in Adulthood 185

 

Vocational Development 187

 

Vocational Satisfaction 192

 

Age and Vocational Performance 197

 

Retirement 198

 

Leisure Pursuits in Later Adulthood 201

 

Summary 202

 

Chapter 11 Mental Health Issues and Treatment 204

 

Psychological Disorders in Adulthood 205

 

Elder Abuse 213

 

Suicide 214

 

Treatment Issues in Mental Health Care 214

 

Serious Mental Illness 218

 

Summary 219

 

Chapter 12 Long-Term Care 220

 

An Overview of Long-Term Care 221

 

Adult Day Programs 227

 

Relocating to a Long-Term Care Facility 230

 

Psychological Issues in Long-Term Care 230

 

The Quality of Long-Term Care Facilities 231

 

Suggestions for Improving Long-Term Care 233

 

Summary 236

 

Chapter 13 Death and Dying 238

 

What We Know About Death 239

 

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Sociocultural Perspectives on Death and Dying 244

 

Psychological Perspectives on Death and Dying 245

 

Issues in End-of-Life Care 246

 

Bereavement 251

 

Summary 253

 

Chapter 14 Successful Aging 254

 

What is Successful Aging? 256

 

Creativity and Aging 261

 

Successful Aging: Final Perspectives 266


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