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Dev. Psych

Developmental Psychology

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involves determining one's values and becoming financially independent. Adulthood
A relationship which was passionate and as far into a strong relationship with equal parts-passion, commitment and intimacy. This relationship is considered... Consummate
Sexual dysfunction and middle-aged men... May make men more anxious which can lead to a vicious cycle for them.
Prefer to stay in their homes as long as they are able Older adults
Grief may: A) include feelings of guilt B) hiding wundt awareness of his/her own mortality C) compromised immune system D) all the above D) all the above
What are Kubler ross's stages of death? Denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance
What happens to the body during young adulthood? All aspects of the body tend to peak
What happens to the body during middle adulthood? All aspects of the body are maintained
What happens the body during older adulthood? All aspects of the body began to slowly deteriorate
How is adulthood typically defined? What people do rather than how old they are
Labouvie-Vief’s: what did she believe about development? As people mature, they tend to develop a cognitive-affective complexity that enables them to harbor both positive and negative feelings about their career choices.
What is Sternberg's love theory? Intimacy Passion and commitment
What are some benefits of having children? Pleasure from watching children grow. Bond with children. Enjoy a child's success.
What are some cons of having children? Expensive, can be stressful
What happens to cognitive abilities during older adulthood? Reaction time begins to slow
What happened to memory in middle and older adulthood? Working memories of older adults holds less information than someone of young adulthood.
What are some living accommodations for the elderly? Small apartments, elderly communities and $3500 a month, nursing homes at 4500 through 7000 dollars a month
Created by: MikeRosen
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