Deck 15: Psychological Aspects of Later Adulthood
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Deck 15: Psychological Aspects of Later Adulthood
1
According to Erikson, which of the following is true about the psychological crisis of despair?
A)This refers to an ability to accept the facts of one's life and to face death without great fear.
B)This is an integration of one's sense of past history with one's present circumstances, and a feeling of being content with the outcome.
C)Older people with despair accept all the events that have happened to them without trying to deny some unpleasant facts or over-emphasize others.
D)This makes an attitude of calm acceptance of death impossible.
A)This refers to an ability to accept the facts of one's life and to face death without great fear.
B)This is an integration of one's sense of past history with one's present circumstances, and a feeling of being content with the outcome.
C)Older people with despair accept all the events that have happened to them without trying to deny some unpleasant facts or over-emphasize others.
D)This makes an attitude of calm acceptance of death impossible.
D
2
Emperor Constantine in 315 A.D. declared the following religion to be the official religion of the Roman Empire:
A)Judaism
B)Islam
C)Christianity
D)Buddhism
A)Judaism
B)Islam
C)Christianity
D)Buddhism
C
3
Disengagement theory asserts that older people respond to aging by gradually withdrawing.
True
4
According to Erikson, which of the following is true about older people who achieve integrity?
A)They have an attitude of calm acceptance of death.
B)They may seek death as a way of ending a miserable existence.
C)They may desperately fear death because it makes any hope of compensating for past failures impossible.
D)They view their lives as incomplete and unfulfilling.
A)They have an attitude of calm acceptance of death.
B)They may seek death as a way of ending a miserable existence.
C)They may desperately fear death because it makes any hope of compensating for past failures impossible.
D)They view their lives as incomplete and unfulfilling.
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5
Abraham is viewed as being an important ancestor or father in which of the following religions?
A)Judaism
B)Buddhism
C)Islam
D)Christianity
A)Judaism
B)Buddhism
C)Islam
D)Christianity
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6
Regarding social work and religion:
A)Social work has its historical roots in religious organizations.
B)It is less important now for social workers to be trained for practice with religiously oriented clients.
C)Social workers must give up their own religious beliefs.
D)The Council on Social Work Education has now decreed that it is unethical to teach social work students about religion.
A)Social work has its historical roots in religious organizations.
B)It is less important now for social workers to be trained for practice with religiously oriented clients.
C)Social workers must give up their own religious beliefs.
D)The Council on Social Work Education has now decreed that it is unethical to teach social work students about religion.
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7
Most older persons conduct evaluative life reviews in which they assess their pasts and consider the future in terms of the inevitability of death.
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8
Which of the following is true about older people?
A)Most children's books have elderly characters and portray older people favorably.
B)Older people in our society generally hold positions of economic power.
C)Children usually learn their future profession or trade from their parents.
D)Treating older people as incompetent, dependent, and senile may be a self-fulfilling prophecy as some of the older people end up playing the roles suggested by the stereotypes.
A)Most children's books have elderly characters and portray older people favorably.
B)Older people in our society generally hold positions of economic power.
C)Children usually learn their future profession or trade from their parents.
D)Treating older people as incompetent, dependent, and senile may be a self-fulfilling prophecy as some of the older people end up playing the roles suggested by the stereotypes.
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9
Followers of this religion believe in the prophet Muhammad:
A)Judaism
B)Buddhism
C)Christianity
D)Islam
A)Judaism
B)Buddhism
C)Christianity
D)Islam
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10
The first stage of the Kübler-Ross model is:
A)Denial
B)Rage and anger
C)Bargaining
D)Acceptance
A)Denial
B)Rage and anger
C)Bargaining
D)Acceptance
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11
In Buddhism, the law of Karma holds that good and evil deeds result in appropriate rewards or punishments in this life or in a succession of rebirths.
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12
This religion is centered on the life and work of Jesus of Nazareth:
A)Judaism
B)Buddhism
C)Christianity
D)Islam
A)Judaism
B)Buddhism
C)Christianity
D)Islam
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13
Having a well-developed sense of _______ is an important step in learning to become comfortable with our own eventual death.
A)place
B)identity
C)finality
D)life
A)place
B)identity
C)finality
D)life
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14
The Talmud is the second most important text for this religion:
A)Judaism
B)Buddhism
C)Christianity
D)Islam
A)Judaism
B)Buddhism
C)Christianity
D)Islam
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15
The second stage of the Westberg model is:
A)Emotions erupt
B)Shock and denial
C)Anger
D)Illness
A)Emotions erupt
B)Shock and denial
C)Anger
D)Illness
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16
All of the following developmental tasks that older people encounter were listed in the text except :
A)Continuing social and civic responsibilities
B)Synergistic interaction
C)Maintaining interest in friends and family ties
D)Reappraising personal values
A)Continuing social and civic responsibilities
B)Synergistic interaction
C)Maintaining interest in friends and family ties
D)Reappraising personal values
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17
Religion is the general human experience of developing a sense of meaning, purpose, and morality.
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18
Former president _____________ is a professor at Emory University in Georgia and a leading advocate for Habitat for Humanity.
A)Bill Clinton
B)George H.W. Bush
C)Jimmy Carter
D)Barack Obama
A)Bill Clinton
B)George H.W. Bush
C)Jimmy Carter
D)Barack Obama
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19
It is important in later adulthood to maintain interest in friends and family.
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20
There are ____ ways described in relating to a dying person.
A)two
B)four
C)five
D)seven
A)two
B)four
C)five
D)seven
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21
In order to relate to a dying person, you need to accept the idea of your own eventual death and view death as a normal process.
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22
It is a mistake to believe that grieving over a loss should end in a set amount of time.
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23
The Kübler-Ross Model has four stages.
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24
Briefly describe the beliefs, traditions, and some of the holy days of Judaism, Islam, and Buddhism.
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25
How can you relate to survivors?
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26
Couples who are still married in their later years are more likely than younger couples to state that their marriages are full of problems.
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27
What hobbies do you see yourself interested in when you are retired? Do you think you will be able to continue enjoying these hobbies if you have arthritis or some other physical ailment?
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28
Our culture is socialized to see death as a natural process.
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29
List and describe three life events that affect life in later adulthood.
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30
List seven of the ten developmental tasks listed in the text that older people encounter.
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