Question 1

One of the negative consequences of infantilization of older persons is

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A)  treating the older person as overly independent. 
B)  causing an older person to lose the desire to be self-sufficient. 
C)  making them remember more about the present so they forget the past. 
D)  making the older adult disoriented. 
A)  treating the older person as overly independent. 
B)  causing an older person to lose the desire to be self-sufficient. 
C)  making them remember more about the present so they forget the past. 
D)  making the older adult disoriented.

Question 2

The major reason for placement in a nursing home is

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A)  lack of other caregivers. 
B)  financial. 
C)  health. 
D)  personal choice. 
A)  lack of other caregivers. 
B)  financial. 
C)  health. 
D)  personal choice.

Question 3

A facility which provides assistance with personal care such as assistance with medication, housekeeping, laundry service, and meals, but would not provide major medical care is called

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A)  a nursing home. 
B)  an assisted living facility. 
C)  an adult family home. 
D)  a psychiatric hospital. 
A)  a nursing home. 
B)  an assisted living facility. 
C)  an adult family home. 
D)  a psychiatric hospital.

Question 4

Most people, especially older adults, are likely to

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A)  engage in informal advance care planning. 
B)  prefer to allow family members to make decisions for them when the need arises. 
C)  give family members leeway in interpreting advance directives. 
D)  all of the these. 
A)  engage in informal advance care planning. 
B)  prefer to allow family members to make decisions for them when the need arises. 
C)  give family members leeway in interpreting advance directives. 
D)  all of the these.

Question 5

Which of the following is not a reason why an individual's options about person-environment interactions may be limited?

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A)  perceived threats to behavior 
B)  environmental restrictions 
C)  limited degrees of freedom 
D)  the belief that one is limited 
A)  perceived threats to behavior 
B)  environmental restrictions 
C)  limited degrees of freedom 
D)  the belief that one is limited

Question 6

Laura lives in an area in which women are frequently victims of violent crimes but she was the top student in her self-defense class. In terms of Lawton and Nahemow's model, she has

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A)  low environmental press. 
B)  high alienation. 
C)  high competence. 
D)  unrealistic expectations. 
A)  low environmental press. 
B)  high alienation. 
C)  high competence. 
D)  unrealistic expectations.

Question 7

requires supportive environment for people with moderate to sever dementia.

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The answer of requires supportive environment for people with moderate...

Question 8

According to Lawton and Nahemow's research, the benefits of living near same-age peers

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A)  is substantial for everyone. 
B)  depends on the specific person. 
C)  only matter in rural communities. 
D)  are greatest for Hispanic individuals. 
A)  is substantial for everyone. 
B)  depends on the specific person. 
C)  only matter in rural communities. 
D)  are greatest for Hispanic individuals.

One of the negative consequences of infantilization of older persons is

The major reason for placement in a nursing home is

A facility which provides assistance with personal care such as assistance with medication, housekeeping, laundry service, and meals, but would not provide major medical care is called

Most people, especially older adults, are likely to

Which of the following is not a reason why an individual's options about person-environment interactions may be limited?

Laura lives in an area in which women are frequently victims of violent crimes but she was the top student in her self-defense class. In terms of Lawton and Nahemow's model, she has

requires supportive environment for people with moderate to sever dementia.

According to Lawton and Nahemow's research, the benefits of living near same-age peers

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Exam 5: Where People Live: Person-Environment Interactions

One of the negative consequences of infantilization of older persons is

The major reason for placement in a nursing home is

A facility which provides assistance with personal care such as assistance with medication, housekeeping, laundry service, and meals, but would not provide major medical care is called

Most people, especially older adults, are likely to

Which of the following is not a reason why an individual's options about person-environment interactions may be limited?

Laura lives in an area in which women are frequently victims of violent crimes but she was the top student in her self-defense class. In terms of Lawton and Nahemow's model, she has

requires supportive environment for people with moderate to sever dementia.

According to Lawton and Nahemow's research, the benefits of living near same-age peers

Studying Adult Development and Aging

Neuroscience As a Basis for Adult Development and Aging

Physical Changes

Attention and Memory

Intelligence and Reasoning

Social Cognition

Personality

Clinical Assessment, Mental Health, and Mental Disorders

Relationships

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