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lifespan.13.early adulthood

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early adulthood p442   20-40 yrs  
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senescence p443   natural physical decline  
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athletes over the hill p443   age30  
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peak of psychomotor abilities p443   early adulthood  
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less than 10% Americans physical exercise p444   (blank)  
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moderate exercise benefits p444   (blank)  
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exercis30 minutes/5days/week p444   (blank)  
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dying from accidents p444   (blank)  
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secondary aging p445   physical declines-alcoholism, etc  
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murder rates p445   (blank)  
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US murder rat3 p445   (blank)  
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Af. Am. murder rate 446   (blank)  
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Latinos-least likely to go to doctor p446   (blank)  
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supernatural causes of illness p446   (blank)  
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Obesity p447   12% - 18-29 are obese  
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obesity doubled last 20 years p448   (blank)  
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Duke-psychological program p448   (blank)  
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disability p449   (blank)  
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stressp449   (blank)  
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psychoneuroimmunology (PNI) p449   (blank)  
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Lazurus & Folkman - reaction to stress p450   (blank)  
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primary appraisal p450   assessment of event - positive? negative?  
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secondary appraisal p450   Can I handle it?  
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unpredictable = more stress p450   (blank)  
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stress-related illness p451   (blank)  
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psychosomatic disorders p451   (blank)  
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coping p452   control, reduce, or learn to tolerate the threats that lead to stress  
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problem-focused coping p452   ask boss to reduce job  
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emotion-focused coping p452   conscious regulation of emotion  
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social supportp452   assistance and comfort supplied by others  
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defensive coping p453`   unconscious strategies  
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emotional insulation p453   don't experience emotions  
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coping style p453   general tendency to deal with stress in a particular way  
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hardiness p453   personality characteristic associated with a lower rate of stress-related illness  
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resilience p454   ability to withstand, overcome and actually thrive follwoing profound adversity  
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coping with stress suggestions p454   (blank)  
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relaxation response p455   (blank)  
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postformal thought p457   thinking that acknowledges that dult predicaments must sometimes be solved in relativistic terms  
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Labouvie-Vief   postformal thought  
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Dialectical thinking p457   argument, counter-argument  
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Sinnott - p457   postformal thought takes real-world considerations  
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PERRY p457   (blank)  
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dualistic thinking p457   students first enter college-black&white  
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relativistic p457   knowledge & values can be different  
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SCHAIE p458   stages of adult development  
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acquisitive stage   childhood & adolescence  
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achieveing stage   young adults  
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responsible stage   middle-aged adults  
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executive stage   broader concerns  
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reintegrative stage   late adulthood  
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STERNBERG p459   triarchic theory of intelligence  
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compenential p459   analyze data to solve problems  
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contextual p459   real-world demands, practical intelligence  
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experiential p459   prior experience  
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Sternberg re: IQ p460   unrelated to career success  
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practical intelligence p460   observing others & modeling behavior  
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emotional intelligence p460   assessment evaluation, expression & regulation of emotions  
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MEDNICK - less creativity as we get older   "familiarity breeds rigidity"  
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creative productivity-stable during adulthood   p.461  
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4 domains of intelligence-test p461   (blank)  
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creativity p461   combining responses or ideas in novel ways  
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creativity and age-chart p462   (blank)  
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life events and cognitive development p462   (blank)  
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college students older than 25 yrs p464   (blank)  
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minority decreased p464   (blank)  
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get degree-just 40% p464   (blank)  
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gender gap p465   more women than men  
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racial diversity p466   (blank)  
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older students p466   (blank)  
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maturation reform p467   reduce risk-taking behavior & support families  
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Willis - adult's goals in learning p. 467   (blank)  
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first-year adjustment reaction p467   (blank)  
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signs-need professional help p468   (blank)  
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counseling center - chart -difficulties in school p469   (blank)  
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women -engineers p469   (blank)  
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women earn less p470   (blank)  
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gender bias in classroom p470   (blank)  
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hostile sexism p469-470   (blank)  
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benevolent sexism p470   (blank)  
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stereotype threat p472   obstacles to performance that come from awareness of the stereotypes held by society  
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dropping out of college p473   (blank)  
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