Exam 7: Language, problem-Solving, and Intelligence
Exam 1: Themes and Issues in Adult Development and Aging46 Questions
Exam 2: Models of Development: Nature and Nurture in Adulthood49 Questions
Exam 3: The Study of Adult Development and Aging: Research Methods47 Questions
Exam 4: Physical Changes50 Questions
Exam 5: Health and Prevention50 Questions
Exam 6: Basic Cognitive Functions: Information Processing,attention,and Memory49 Questions
Exam 7: Language, problem-Solving, and Intelligence50 Questions
Exam 8: Personality and Patterns of Coping47 Questions
Exam 9: Relationships50 Questions
Exam 10: Work, retirement, and Leisure Patterns50 Questions
Exam 11: Mental Health Issues and Treatment47 Questions
Exam 12: Long-Term Care47 Questions
Exam 13: Death and Dying49 Questions
Exam 14: Successful Aging and Creativity44 Questions
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Wisdom and fluid intelligence In research on the Berlin Wisdom Paradigm by Grossman and colleagues,the older adults who were seen by others as wise had lower scores on a measure of:
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CHC model third level In the CHC model of intelligence,the third level is considered to be:
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Infantilization Older adults subjected to the process called _____________ are likely to view themselves as unable to carry out activities for themselves.
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Neuroplasticity in language (HAROLD model) Consistent with the ____________ model of aging and neuroplasticity,older adults are able to compensate by using the right hemisphere in processing language instead of the left.
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WAIS-IV scale of Digit Span The Digit Span scale on the WAIS-IV measures which intellectual ability?
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Cohort effects in SLS An analysis of cohort effects in the SLS by Gerstorf and colleagues showed that later-born cohorts had higher scores than earlier-born cohorts on almost all measures,suggesting the effect of:
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Types of problems Problems in everyday life that are the easiest to solve for older adults are those that:
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SLS measures The measure of intelligence on which the SLS findings are based is the:
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Formal operations The thinking involved in Piaget's stage of formal operations involves which type of ability?
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Context and language By using ___________ to guide them,older adults can compensate for age-related changes in memory and speed when comprehending language.
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Classic aging pattern The idea that intelligence tests such as the WAIS-IV show a peak in overall IQ in early adulthood is called the ____________ pattern.
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Transfer Through videogame training,researchers hope one day to demonstrate that the improvements in skills acquired in these platforms will help older adults improve in their everyday lives,a process known as:
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Problems with instructions Instruction manuals that use terms that are ________ are particularly challenging for older adults.
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Problem-solving changes in older adults In research on the attraction effect in problem solving,the findings suggest that older adult consumers are less likely to be influenced by:
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Everyday problems In solving everyday problems,older adults typically show which pattern of performance compared to younger adults?
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Testing the limits In the procedure known as testing the limits,researchers studying the aging process try to:
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Crystallized increase example While playing "Words with Friends" with her 72-year-old grandmother,Frieda Lay is shocked to find that she is losing badly because her grandmother just seems to know so many more words.Frieda's grandmother is illustrating the fact that:
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Bilingualism and aging on Stroop Older bilingual speakers show performance deficits on which measure of executive functioning?
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Gender differences in intelligence Women show greater decreases across adulthood than men except on the _____________ scale of the WAIS-IV.
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Bilingualism and aging on task-switching Bilingual adults benefit because the task-switching required by monitoring two languages strengthens their:
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