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Essentials of Life Span Development (Chapter 9-17) | Susan Burley
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This Quiz covers chapters 9-17 of John Santrock's book.
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What do men and women experience and respond to differently?
Fear
Stress (359)
Pain
Loss
2
What is the leading trend in technology use among adolescents?
Media Multitasking (292)
Social Media
Texting and Driving
Self-Confidence Issues
3
What is known as the passage from adolescence to adulthood?
Financial Stability
Emerging Adulthood (300)
Independence
Entering Adulthood
4
How much weight does the brain lose between 20 and 90 years of age?
It stays the same.
5-10%
25%
2%
5
How many stages of dying are there according to Kübler-Ross?
10
5 (418-419)
3
6
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What is a significant subject in early adulthood?
Independence
Career (313)
Marriage and Children
Financial Stability
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What experience cannot be formally learned about?
Divorce
Financial Stability
Parenting (333)
Marriage
8
Where is "the seat of emotions and where rewards are experienced?" (Santrock, 2018).
The Brain
The Muscle System
The Limbic System (259)
The Nervous System
9
What are some common stereotypes regarding ageism?
Older adults contribute the most to the community.
Seniors can't think clearly or learn new things. (402-403)
Older adults live boring lives.
Older adults are smarter and work harder than the young.
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What is the main cause of death in middle adulthood?
Accidents
Infectious Disease
Chronic Disease (342)
Suicide
11
What is "the gap between childhood security and adult autonomy?" (Santrock, 2018).
Teen Years
Psychosocial Moratorium (Page 279)
Adolescence
Challenging
12
Typically, where do individuals want to die?
At home (418)
In a Hospice facility
In a nursing home
With family close by
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Which gender is more likely to face ageism and sexism?
Females (410)
Males
14
What rate is twice as high for emerging adults as it is adolescents?
Mortality (303)
Job Loss
Substance Abuse
Drunk Driving
15
What is Erikson's stage of development called for Middle Adulthood?
Generativity versus Stagnation (355)
Reserved versus Carefree
Sadness versus Happiness
Energetic versus Sluggish
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What is used to make decisions, problem solve, and understand language?
Sensory Memory
Implicit Memory
Working Memory (348)
Explicit Memory
17
What are the three uniquely human qualities according to Frankl?
Marriage, Health Care, and Childrearing
Honesty, Integrity, and Courage
Spirituality, Freedom, and Responsibility (352)
Discipline, Confidence, and Respectfulness
18
Has the number of older adults who continue working full-time jobs increased?
No
Yes (391)
Maybe
I have no idea.
19
When does late adulthood begin?
60s or 70s (370)
55
70s and 80s
80s and 90s
20
Is there a specific amount of time that people grieve?
Yes.
No. (421)
21
What people are important in the process of development in both childhood and adolescence?
Parents
Grandparents
Peers
Friends (285)
22
What has the greatest effect on personal identity in middle adulthood?
Relationship Status
Financial Earnings
Life Accomplishments
Family (366)
23
What is correlated with parenting, peer relationships, and time spent on electronic devices?
Social Media
Driving
Partying
Exercise Levels (264)
24
What goal "competes with marital stability?" (Santrock, 2018).
Overcoming Anxiety and Depression
Overcoming health issues
Financial Planning
Personal Fulfillment (326)
25
What is the process in which adolescent's change physically?
Puberty (255)
Teenage Years
Life
Hormone
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What is the most crucial issue in adolescence according to Erikson?
Career
Identity Versus Identity Confusion (322)
Marriage and Dating
Unexpected Pregnancy
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What does the activity theory state?
Active adults are more likely to be tired.
Active adults typically have greater life satisfaction.(399)
