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Terms in this set (28)Which of the following is Erikson's stage for middle adulthood? A Providing nurturance and guidance to children is an
example of __________ generativity. B According to Daniel Levinson, adults experience a transition to middle adulthood from ages C According to Levinson, how many major conflicts occur in a
man's life since adolescence? C Which researcher is associated with the Grant Study? D The contemporary life-events approach places emphasis on all of the following EXCEPT A Regarding the cultural context of middle adulthood, which of the following statements is FALSE? C Which study demonstrated that the big five factors of personality showed considerable stability over adulthood? B Which longitudinal study distinguished three main groups among the women studied? D In a study by Roberts, Walton, and Bogg, ______
was found to continue to develop in late adulthood. A In the Helson's Mills College Study, women experienced a B With regard to middle
age, which factor in love becomes more important? A Of married adults at midlife, most say their marriages are A Out of divorcees in middle adulthood,
________ out of four said that they made the right decision to dissolve their marriage, and reported a positive outlook on life. A Regarding empty nest syndrome, which of the following statements is TRUE? C Regarding sibling relationships, which of the following statements is TRUE? B Which of the following is NOT a grandparenting style? B 18 C It is common in nonindustrialized societies to: describe individuals as middle-aged. describe individuals as young or old but not as middle-aged. not have any words for "old" or "young." not give much importance to an individual's age. B Mr. Chang works at a boring but tense job. Stress about his job keeps him up late on most nights. Mr. Chang is experiencing the stress of: a middle-age development crisis. a major life event. psychological generativity. a daily hassle. D In the Berkeley Longitudinal Studies, which of the following characteristics generally changed the most across time for the adult? Intellectual orientation Openness to experience Nurturance or hostility Self-confidence C A common complaint voiced by both adult children and their parents when adult children return home is a(n): lack of career development. increased strain on finances. lack of social interaction. loss of privacy. D Girard and his sister were never close growing up. Now that they are adults, it is most likely that their relationship is _____. close. distant. neutral. improving. B Cross-cultural studies show that in nonindustrialized countries the concept of middle age is: about the same as it is in industrialized countries like the United States. more finely discerned and consisting of several stages. more rigidly defined. not very clear, or in some cases is absent. D Adult development experts are virtually unanimous in their belief that midlife crises: have no cross-cultural validity. have been exaggerated. have been underestimated. have been validated. B Middle adulthood is referred to as the "sandwich generation" because: life is very hectic and families rarely have a full meal together. middle-aged adults are caught in a conflict between caring more for their spouse's parents than their own. people expect middle-aged adults to be both wise and mature as well as young and energetic. middle-aged adults may have to care for their own adolescent children as well as their elderly parents. D According to Levinson, which of the following should occur at the end of one's teens? A transition from dependence to independence An increase in generativity An increase in feelings of stagnation A transition from conventional to postconventional reasoning A Factors at age 50 that were linked with being in the "happy-well" group at age 75 to 80 years of age included all of the following except: being forgiving. being wealthy. being well-educated. having a stable marriage. B Sets with similar termsChapter 1689 terms kceedavis Hdfs 1618 terms cmb0081 Psy 213 Chapter 14 Multiple Choice20 terms babyfacesp781227PLUS Psychology 041 Chapter 14: Socioemotional Developm…33 terms NatalieNilsson15 Sets found in the same folderChapter 13 217 terms gabby_fevens8 PSY 215 QUIZ 1420 terms shelbymayhodge hdfs 201 final exam60 terms raccarey LS: Chapter 18 Practice27 terms karley_washburn Other sets by this creatorRespiratory System37 terms karley_washburn Circulatory System63 terms karley_washburn PNS13 terms karley_washburn CNS74 terms karley_washburn Verified questions
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Which study demonstrated that the Big Five factors of personality showed considerable stability over adulthood?
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