Exam 14: The Personal Context of Later Life: Physical, Cognitive, and Mental Health Issues 

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Gina is recalling the time last year that she hiked up a big hill in the rain with a group of her friends. This memory would be best described as a(n)____ memory. ​

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A friend of yours wonders out loud, "I wonder why we grow older?" Enlighten them by comparing and contrasting the rate-of-living, cellular, and programmed cell death theories of aging. In your discussion, be sure to describe the role of telomeres, cross-linking, and free radicals in the process.

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Alzheimer's disease is marked by changes in memory, difficulty in communicating, inappropriate social behavior, and changes in personality.

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Older adults perform just as well as younger adults on most tasks measuring psychomotor speed.

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The term _______________ used by psychologists to mean feeling sad or down is a prominent symptom of depression.

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According to the text, the guiding principle behind setting up an effective family care program for dealing with Alzheimer's patients should be ​

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SPECT is a type of functional imaging technique.

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When Ruth's husband dies, she thinks, "I can't live without my husband. God is punishing me." These types of thoughts about events are called ​

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Storing a new acquaintance's picture in your iPhone so that you can recall what he looks like provides a good example of an ____ memory aid. ​

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Concerning memory, implicit is to explicit as ​

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While at her yearly medical checkup, Martha is informed that she has extremely high pressure in her eye. This indicates that Martha likely has ​

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Blake's doctor has just prescribed relaxation therapy and benzodiazepines to help solve Blake's problem. What is his problem most likely to be? ​

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If you believe that your memory will decline in old age, it is more likely to happen.

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When viewed through a microscope, a ____ would most resemble a spiral-shaped mass. ​

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Dr. Mbiti believes that people age because their muscles and arteries become less flexible as they interact with certain proteins. Her lecture describing this position is most likely to focus on ​

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The leading cause of functional blindness in older adults is the result of ​

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Alzheimer's disease is to dementia as ​

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Based on data gathered from the Human Genome Project, researchers have attempted to increase longevity and health through ​

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What is not used as a diagnostic test for vascular dementia? ​

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Salvatore is a typical older adult who eats a well-balanced diet. Chances are he will ​

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