In Comparison to Late Adulthood, Most Midlife Adults Have Not

Multiple Choice

In comparison to late adulthood, most midlife adults have not yet had to confront __________.

A) a global decrease in cognitive functioning due to synaptic pruning, neural plaque, and neurological death as a natural result of aging
B) the stressors of parenthood, job loss, depression, and other psychological disorders
C) the loss of meaningful roles or serious impairments in their physical health and functioning
D) a shaky self-worth due to changes in career, the economy, and global progress