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psych ch 16

psych ch 15

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Integrity versus despair involves reflecting on the past and either piecing together a positive review or concluding that one’s life has not been well spent.
Life review a looking back at one’s life experiences, evaluating them, and interpreting/reinterpreting them.
Reminiscence therapy a therapy in which someone discusses past activities and experiences with another individual or group
Activity theory the more active and involved older adults are, the more likely they are to be satisfied with their lives
Socioemotional selectivity theory motivation changes as a function of time horizons
Selective optimization with compensation theory describes how people can produce new resources and allocate them effectively to the tasks they want to master
Selection older adults have reduced capacity and loss of functioning, requiring a reduction in performance in most of life domains.
Optimization suggests that older adults can maintain performance in some areas through continued practice and use of new technologies
Compensation becomes relevant when life tasks require a level of capacity beyond the current level of the older adult’s performance potential
Ageism a prejudice against others because of their age.
Income poverty is linked to an increase in physical and mental health problems.
Health care the increasing proportion of older adults in the population contributes to escalating health-care costs
Technology the Internet plays an increasingly important role in providing access to information and communication.
Social integration the extent to which individuals are involved in social exchanges with others.
triple jeopardy. Elderly, minority, women experienced ageism, racism, and sexism
normal aging psychological function peaks in early midlife, plateaus, and then modestly declines through the early eighties.
pathological aging a greater than average decline, with mild cognitive impairment in early old age, Alzheimer disease later, or chronic disease that impairs daily functioning
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