Question 1

Many nursing homes still rely on the _________ approach, which is characterized by rules, routines, and requirements.

Accepted Answer

A) skilled 
B) congruence 
C) traditional 
D) person-centered 
A) skilled 
B) congruence 
C) traditional 
D) person-centered

Question 2

Secondary baby talk, also called __________ , involves the unwarranted use of a person's first name, terms of endearment, simplified expressions.and an assumption that the recipient has no memory.

Accepted Answer

A) seniorspeak 
B) simplespeak 
C) patronizing speech 
D) elderspeak 
A) seniorspeak 
B) simplespeak 
C) patronizing speech 
D) elderspeak

Question 3

What is the relationship between nursing home staff satisfaction and resident satisfaction?

Accepted Answer

A) There is no relationship between these variables. 
B) As staff satisfaction increases, resident satisfaction increases. 
C) As staff satisfaction increases, resident satisfaction declines. 
D) As staff satisfaction decreases, resident satisfaction increases. 
A) There is no relationship between these variables. 
B) As staff satisfaction increases, resident satisfaction increases. 
C) As staff satisfaction increases, resident satisfaction declines. 
D) As staff satisfaction decreases, resident satisfaction increases.

Question 4

What are some of the aspects of staff training for those who work in special care units?

Accepted Answer

Staff in special care units are educated

Question 5

Seventy-eight-year-old Ben is recovering from a broken hip.Where is Ben most likely living at the moment?

Accepted Answer

A) a nursing home 
B) an assisted-living facility 
C) in congregate housing 
D) at home by himself 
A) a nursing home 
B) an assisted-living facility 
C) in congregate housing 
D) at home by himself

Question 6

Describe Lewin's person­environment interaction equation.

Accepted Answer

In 1936, Kurt Lewin conceptualized perso

Question 7

In Kahana and Kahana's model (2006), helpful factors, such as having friends and having a positive outlook on life, are called

Accepted Answer

A) Component B. 
B) life factors. 
C) Component F. 
D) buffers. 
A) Component B. 
B) life factors. 
C) Component F. 
D) buffers.

Question 8

When people encounter changes in their particular combinations of environmental press and competence, they respond with

Accepted Answer

A) depression or anger. 
B) proactivity or anger. 
C) proactivity or docility. 
D) tend or befriend. 
A) depression or anger. 
B) proactivity or anger. 
C) proactivity or docility. 
D) tend or befriend.

Question 9

In deciding what the optimal housing arrangement might be for an older person (at home, in cluster housing, in assisted living, etc.) one particularly critical component in making this decision is

Accepted Answer

A) the physician's assessment of what is best. 
B) the cost of the various options. 
C) the involvement of the person in question, to the extent possible. 
D) the range of services provided at each facility. 
A) the physician's assessment of what is best. 
B) the cost of the various options. 
C) the involvement of the person in question, to the extent possible. 
D) the range of services provided at each facility.

Question 10

The style of speech most people adopt when speaking to older adults is based on the stereotypes of dependence and incompetence.This in turn conveys to older adults a sense of helplessness and a decline in their abilities.This has often been referred to as

Accepted Answer

A) secondary baby talk. 
B) patronizing speech. 
C) a communication predicament. 
D) inappropriate speech predicament. 
A) secondary baby talk. 
B) patronizing speech. 
C) a communication predicament. 
D) inappropriate speech predicament.

Question 11

Seventy-eight percent of __________ are sponsored by nonprofit organizations.

Accepted Answer

adult day

Question 12

Which person conceptualized person-environment interactions as the equation B = f (P, E)?

Accepted Answer

A) Bandura 
B) Lewin 
C) Kahana 
D) Schooler 
A) Bandura 
B) Lewin 
C) Kahana 
D) Schooler

Question 13

Discuss the terms competence and environmental press.

Accepted Answer

Competence is defined as a person's uppe

Question 14

The circumstances that facilitate feeling at "home" while living in a nursing home include all of the following except

Accepted Answer

A) participating in the placement decision. 
B) having prior knowledge of the facility. 
C) focusing on family and social relationships. 
D) focusing on autonomy and personal objects. 
A) participating in the placement decision. 
B) having prior knowledge of the facility. 
C) focusing on family and social relationships. 
D) focusing on autonomy and personal objects.

Question 15

According to the competence and environmental press model, slight increases in press tend to __________ , whereas slight decreases in press create the _________

Accepted Answer

A) improve performance; zone of maximal comfort 
B) decrease performance, zone of maximal comfort 
C) improve performance; zone of maximum performance potential 
D) decrease performance; zone of maximum performance potential 
A) improve performance; zone of maximal comfort 
B) decrease performance, zone of maximal comfort 
C) improve performance; zone of maximum performance potential 
D) decrease performance; zone of maximum performance potential

Question 16

Which statement best describes cluster housing?

Accepted Answer

A) It focuses on home modifications to enable individuals to age in place at home. 
B) It is free to all those over 70-years-old. 
C) It focuses on intensive, round-the-clock nursing care. 
D) It emphasizes individual choice on the part of residents in terms of what services they use. 
A) It focuses on home modifications to enable individuals to age in place at home. 
B) It is free to all those over 70-years-old. 
C) It focuses on intensive, round-the-clock nursing care. 
D) It emphasizes individual choice on the part of residents in terms of what services they use.

Question 17

Residents generally pay the cost of care in assisted-living facilities.This cost ranged from in _________ 2012.

Accepted Answer

A) $5,000 to $10,000 per year 
B) $25,000 to $50,000 per year 
C) $75,000 to $100,000 per year 
D) $100,000 to $150,000 per year 
A) $5,000 to $10,000 per year 
B) $25,000 to $50,000 per year 
C) $75,000 to $100,000 per year 
D) $100,000 to $150,000 per year

Question 18

Home modification is an example of

Accepted Answer

A) increasing one's competence. 
B) lowering environmental press. 
C) maladaptive coping. 
D) decreasing corrective adaptation. 
A) increasing one's competence. 
B) lowering environmental press. 
C) maladaptive coping. 
D) decreasing corrective adaptation.

Question 19

Whether someone believes that he or she is in control of a situation influences how competent that person is.In Willis' model of everyday competence, this is termed

Accepted Answer

A) an antecedent. 
B) a mechanism. 
C) a component. 
D) an outcome. 
A) an antecedent. 
B) a mechanism. 
C) a component. 
D) an outcome.

Question 20

A European American woman, over age 85, was recently admitted to a hospital and has problems with IADLs and has no siblings or children living nearby.This describes the typical

Accepted Answer

A) nursing home resident. 
B) Alzheimer's patient. 
C) adult day care client. 
D) elderly person who lives independently. 
A) nursing home resident. 
B) Alzheimer's patient. 
C) adult day care client. 
D) elderly person who lives independently.

Many nursing homes still rely on the _________ approach, which is characterized by rules, routines, and requirements.

Secondary baby talk, also called __________ , involves the unwarranted use of a person's first name, terms of endearment, simplified expressions.and an assumption that the recipient has no memory.

What is the relationship between nursing home staff satisfaction and resident satisfaction?

What are some of the aspects of staff training for those who work in special care units?

Seventy-eight-year-old Ben is recovering from a broken hip.Where is Ben most likely living at the moment?

Describe Lewin's personenvironment interaction equation.

In Kahana and Kahana's model (2006), helpful factors, such as having friends and having a positive outlook on life, are called

When people encounter changes in their particular combinations of environmental press and competence, they respond with

In deciding what the optimal housing arrangement might be for an older person (at home, in cluster housing, in assisted living, etc.) one particularly critical component in making this decision is

The style of speech most people adopt when speaking to older adults is based on the stereotypes of dependence and incompetence.This in turn conveys to older adults a sense of helplessness and a decline in their abilities.This has often been referred to as

Seventy-eight percent of __________ are sponsored by nonprofit organizations.

Which person conceptualized person-environment interactions as the equation B = f (P, E)?

Discuss the terms competence and environmental press.

The circumstances that facilitate feeling at "home" while living in a nursing home include all of the following except

According to the competence and environmental press model, slight increases in press tend to __ , whereas slight decreases in press create the _

Which statement best describes cluster housing?

Residents generally pay the cost of care in assisted-living facilities.This cost ranged from in _________ 2012.

Home modification is an example of

Whether someone believes that he or she is in control of a situation influences how competent that person is.In Willis' model of everyday competence, this is termed

A European American woman, over age 85, was recently admitted to a hospital and has problems with IADLs and has no siblings or children living nearby.This describes the typical

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Exam 5: Where People Live: Person-Environment Interactions

Many nursing homes still rely on the _________ approach, which is characterized by rules, routines, and requirements.

Secondary baby talk, also called __________ , involves the unwarranted use of a person's first name, terms of endearment, simplified expressions.and an assumption that the recipient has no memory.

What is the relationship between nursing home staff satisfaction and resident satisfaction?

What are some of the aspects of staff training for those who work in special care units?

Seventy-eight-year-old Ben is recovering from a broken hip.Where is Ben most likely living at the moment?

Describe Lewin's person­environment interaction equation.

In Kahana and Kahana's model (2006), helpful factors, such as having friends and having a positive outlook on life, are called

When people encounter changes in their particular combinations of environmental press and competence, they respond with

In deciding what the optimal housing arrangement might be for an older person (at home, in cluster housing, in assisted living, etc.) one particularly critical component in making this decision is

The style of speech most people adopt when speaking to older adults is based on the stereotypes of dependence and incompetence.This in turn conveys to older adults a sense of helplessness and a decline in their abilities.This has often been referred to as

Seventy-eight percent of __________ are sponsored by nonprofit organizations.

Which person conceptualized person-environment interactions as the equation B = f (P, E)?

Discuss the terms competence and environmental press.

The circumstances that facilitate feeling at "home" while living in a nursing home include all of the following except

According to the competence and environmental press model, slight increases in press tend to __________ , whereas slight decreases in press create the _________

Which statement best describes cluster housing?

Residents generally pay the cost of care in assisted-living facilities.This cost ranged from in _________ 2012.

Home modification is an example of

Whether someone believes that he or she is in control of a situation influences how competent that person is.In Willis' model of everyday competence, this is termed

A European American woman, over age 85, was recently admitted to a hospital and has problems with IADLs and has no siblings or children living nearby.This describes the typical

Studying Adult Development and Aging

Neuroscience As a Basis for Adult Development

Physical Changes

Longevity, Health, and Functioning

Attention and Memory

Intelligence

Social Cognition

Personality

Clinical Assessment, Mental Health, and Mental Disorders

Relationships

Work, Leisure, and Retirement

Dying and Bereavement

Successful Aging

Filters

Describe Lewin's personenvironment interaction equation.

According to the competence and environmental press model, slight increases in press tend to __ , whereas slight decreases in press create the _