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According to the American college of sports medicine & CDC, what is the recommended weekly excercise? 30 mins/5 time a week
What is the greatest risk of dying for early adulthood? Accidents
What developed country has the highest murder rate? The US
What is the current obesity rate in the US? Over 1/3 or 33%
What is the struggle most disabled people face? Undereducated, underemployed, or unemployed
What is postformal thought? Thoughts become complex
What percent of college students finish the 4 years? 40%
Erikson's 3 stages of adulthood Early adult (20-40), Middle adult (40-60), Late adult (60-65)
Sternberg's triangle of love Intimacy, Passion, and commitment
What do we mean by intimacy in psychology Closeness & bonding
What is consummate love? Is where Intimacy, passion, and commitment is the desired love.
What do we say about gay and lesbian relationships? Its the same
Have marriage rates increased or decreased? Decreased and people are getting married older
What is the current divorce rate? 34%-42%
The difference between intrinsic & extrinsic motivation? Intrinisc is internal and extrinsic is external.
What is the American with Disabilities Act? Civil rights law that prohibits discrimination against people with disabilities.
What is Stress? The bodys natural physical and emotional reaction to pressure
Osteoporosis Bone thinning, fragile bones
Arthiritis Joint pain & stiffness
Glaucoma Increased eye pressure, can cause blindness
Cataracts Cloudy lens, blurry vision
Age-related macular degeneration loss of central vision
Menopause Women stop menstruating permanetly around age 50
Male Climacteric (andropause) Decline in testosterone in men; may affect mood, energy, and libido.
Silent Killer High blood pressure
Mammograms usually start around age 40-50, then every 1-2 years
Fluid vs crystallized intelligence: - Fluid intelligence ->Problem-solving, reasoning -> declines with age - Crystalized Intelligence -> Knowledge, experience -> increases or stays stable
Midlife crisis A period of self-doubt & revalutaion of life in middle adulthood.
Martial satisfaction Shaped like a U-curve, (lower during child-rearing years, higher later.
Remarriage after Divorce? About 75-80%
Empty nest syndrome Sadness when child leaves
Boomerang Children Adult kids return home
Sandwich generation Caring for kids & aging parents
Burnout Chronic physical & emotional exhaustion
Late adulthood 60-65 years
Primary v secondary aging - Primary: Natural, biological aging - Secondary: Due to lifestyle, disease, environment
Brain Changes with age Shrinks in size, slower processing, reduced neurotransmitters
Senses with age decline
Leading cause of death (elderly) Heart disease, cancer, stroke
Alzeimers disease - Progressive brain disorders affecting memory & thinking - Early signs -> memory loss, confusion - Late stage -> loss of speech, mobility, independence, no cure
Wisdom Involves good judgement, life experience, and insight
Biggest financial issue for elderly is outlving their savings/financial insecurity
Widowhood loss of a spouse through death
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