Exam 13: Making It in Midlife: the Biopsychosocial Challenges of Middle Adulthood 

Results from the Women's Health Initiative study begun in 1991 revealed that the risk for ____ decreased in those taking estrogen plus progestin.

Adult children caring for aging parents are least likely to experience

_______________ exercise requires maintaining a pulse rate between 60 and 90 percent of your maximum heart rate.

Which is the best example of a measure of practical intelligence?

What are the five factors in the five-factor model?

At what age is women's risk of cardiovascular disease equal to that of men's?

Which of these individuals is most likely to be a "kinkeeper?"

Which statement concerning how grandparent-grandchild relationships have changed over the past few decades is accurate?

Individuals going through _______________ are involved in a process of evaluating their perceived ability to cope with harm, threat, or challenge.

Which term does not belong with the rest?

The metabolic slowdown common to individuals in their early 30s and mid-50s will lead to ____ in many males. ​

How are menopause and the climacteric related?

The mechanics of intelligence are most closely associated with sociocultural forces.

Perimenopause is accompanied by decreases in ____ and ____ levels.

One negative effect of expertise is the

Which of the following is true about expertise?

An individual high in extraversion will go out of his or her way to avoid interacting with others.

During midlife, the prostate gland of males can enlarge and block the urinary track.

Stress is a transactional process between a person and the environment.

As a caring uncle, Ben derives a lot of satisfaction when his niece performs well in her basketball games. Ben, however, has no real interest in actually teaching her how to improve her basketball skills. McAdams would cite this as a good example of