Question 1

Healthy foods are more expensive than unhealthy foods.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 2

Tantoo is a Cree man who lives in Naskapi. Marie-Claire is a Québécoise woman who lives in Sherbrooke. Andryko is a Ukranian-Canadian man living in Saskatoon. Which of the following is likely to be true?

Accepted Answer

A)  Andryko is more likely than Tantoo to be diabetic. 
B)  Andryko is more likely to live longer than Marie-Claire. 
C)  Tantoo is more likely than Andryko to develop tuberculosis. 
D)  Marie-Claire is more likely than Tantoo to abuse alcohol and tobacco. 
A)  Andryko is more likely than Tantoo to be diabetic. 
B)  Andryko is more likely to live longer than Marie-Claire. 
C)  Tantoo is more likely than Andryko to develop tuberculosis. 
D)  Marie-Claire is more likely than Tantoo to abuse alcohol and tobacco.

Question 3

One effect of the sandwiched generation is that it:

Accepted Answer

A)  keeps families together 
B)  increases health care costs 
C)  prevents illness 
D)  decreases overall life satisfaction 
A)  keeps families together 
B)  increases health care costs 
C)  prevents illness 
D)  decreases overall life satisfaction

Question 4

The study of how environmental factors impact the social classes is called .

Accepted Answer

environmen

Question 5

Discuss the challenges that Canadians face in controlling the weight of children.

Accepted Answer

There are several challenges that Canadi

Question 6

Health is mostly determined by lifestyle choices.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

Explain the relationship between obesity and race.

Accepted Answer

The relationship between obesity and rac

Question 8

On average, women live longer than men.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

Identify the five fundamental principles that define the Canadian health-care system.

Accepted Answer

The five fundamental principles that def

Question 10

Describe how Canada takes care of retired Canadians.

Accepted Answer

Canada takes care of retired Canadians t

Question 11

Compare and contrast disengagement theory and activity theory.

Accepted Answer

Disengagement theory and activity theory

Question 12

Grey hair, wrinkles, and loss of strength and flexibility are all signs of what kind of aging?

Accepted Answer

A)  Social 
B)  Gerontology 
C)  Physical 
D)  Interpersonal 
A)  Social 
B)  Gerontology 
C)  Physical 
D)  Interpersonal

Question 13

Valerie takes care of her elderly mother and her children who still live at home. Valerie is a part of the:

Accepted Answer

A)  old old 
B)  dependency ratio 
C)  sandwiched generation 
D)  medicalization of society 
A)  old old 
B)  dependency ratio 
C)  sandwiched generation 
D)  medicalization of society

Question 14

What are some of the positive outcomes of the sandwiched generation?

Accepted Answer

The sandwiched generation situation can

Question 15

Mr. Rogers is celebrating his 70th birthday today. As such, Mr. Rogers is a part of the:

Accepted Answer

A)  young old 
B)  sandwiched generation 
C)  old old 
D)  gerontology group 
A)  young old 
B)  sandwiched generation 
C)  old old 
D)  gerontology group

Question 16

is the term used to describe Canada's government-run health-care insurance program.

Accepted Answer

The answer of is the term used to describe Canada's...

Question 17

The expected behaviours and responsibilities appropriate for someone who is ill are called:

Accepted Answer

A)  the sick role 
B)  social epidemiology 
C)  medicalization 
D)  gerontology 
A)  the sick role 
B)  social epidemiology 
C)  medicalization 
D)  gerontology

Question 18

As the population ages, the ratio will increase.

Accepted Answer

The answer of As the population ages, the ratio will...

Question 19

What was the median age of Canadians in 2012?

Accepted Answer

A)  27.2 years 
B)  33.6 years 
C)  40.0 years 
D)  46.9 years 
A)  27.2 years 
B)  33.6 years 
C)  40.0 years 
D)  46.9 years

Question 20

Timothy and Tina are twins. Timothy is a male and Tina is a female. Which of the following is true?

Accepted Answer

A)  Timothy is more likely than Tina to seek health care. 
B)  Tina is more likely than Timothy to seek health care. 
C)  Timothy and Tina are equally likely to seek health care. 
D)  Tina is more likely to abuse alcohol and tobacco. 
A)  Timothy is more likely than Tina to seek health care. 
B)  Tina is more likely than Timothy to seek health care. 
C)  Timothy and Tina are equally likely to seek health care. 
D)  Tina is more likely to abuse alcohol and tobacco.

Healthy foods are more expensive than unhealthy foods.

Tantoo is a Cree man who lives in Naskapi. Marie-Claire is a Québécoise woman who lives in Sherbrooke. Andryko is a Ukranian-Canadian man living in Saskatoon. Which of the following is likely to be true?

One effect of the sandwiched generation is that it:

The study of how environmental factors impact the social classes is called .

Discuss the challenges that Canadians face in controlling the weight of children.

Health is mostly determined by lifestyle choices.

Explain the relationship between obesity and race.

On average, women live longer than men.

Identify the five fundamental principles that define the Canadian health-care system.

Describe how Canada takes care of retired Canadians.

Compare and contrast disengagement theory and activity theory.

Grey hair, wrinkles, and loss of strength and flexibility are all signs of what kind of aging?

Valerie takes care of her elderly mother and her children who still live at home. Valerie is a part of the:

What are some of the positive outcomes of the sandwiched generation?

Mr. Rogers is celebrating his 70th birthday today. As such, Mr. Rogers is a part of the:

is the term used to describe Canada's government-run health-care insurance program.

The expected behaviours and responsibilities appropriate for someone who is ill are called:

As the population ages, the ratio will increase.

What was the median age of Canadians in 2012?

Timothy and Tina are twins. Timothy is a male and Tina is a female. Which of the following is true?

Sociology

Sociological Research

Culture

Socialization

Social Structure and Interaction

Social Stratification

Social Class in Canada

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Exam 11: Aging and Health

Healthy foods are more expensive than unhealthy foods.

Tantoo is a Cree man who lives in Naskapi. Marie-Claire is a Québécoise woman who lives in Sherbrooke. Andryko is a Ukranian-Canadian man living in Saskatoon. Which of the following is likely to be true?

One effect of the sandwiched generation is that it:

The study of how environmental factors impact the social classes is called .

Discuss the challenges that Canadians face in controlling the weight of children.

Health is mostly determined by lifestyle choices.

Explain the relationship between obesity and race.

On average, women live longer than men.

Identify the five fundamental principles that define the Canadian health-care system.

Describe how Canada takes care of retired Canadians.

Compare and contrast disengagement theory and activity theory.

Grey hair, wrinkles, and loss of strength and flexibility are all signs of what kind of aging?

Valerie takes care of her elderly mother and her children who still live at home. Valerie is a part of the:

What are some of the positive outcomes of the sandwiched generation?

Mr. Rogers is celebrating his 70th birthday today. As such, Mr. Rogers is a part of the:

is the term used to describe Canada's government-run health-care insurance program.

The expected behaviours and responsibilities appropriate for someone who is ill are called:

As the population ages, the ratio will increase.

What was the median age of Canadians in 2012?

Timothy and Tina are twins. Timothy is a male and Tina is a female. Which of the following is true?

Sociology

Sociological Research

Culture

Socialization

Social Structure and Interaction

Social Stratification

Social Class in Canada

Population and Environmental Impact

Race and Ethnicity

Gender and Sexuality

Deviance and Crime

The Family

Education and Religion

Collective Behaviour and Social Movements

Filters