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PSY 275 Final Chp 15

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Identifying and appraising the problem, choosing and implementing potential solutions is problem centered coping
When someone controls distress when a situation can't be changed it is what kind of coping? Emotion-centered coping
Midlife Exercise is beneficial in stress management, self-efficacy
Defined by control, commitment, and challenge Hardiness
The intelligence which depends on basic information processing skills such as detecting relationships among stimuli, analytical speed and working memory fluid intelligence
The intelligence that involves skills that depend on accumulated knowledge, experience, good judgement, and mastery of social conventions. It is valued by person's culture. crystallized intelligence
What kind of factors are represented by those with high intelligence scores? high education, lasting marriage, flexible, healthy, gender, cohort
What is the neural network view? Where neurons in brain die which break neural connections. The brian forms new connections which are less efficient.
What is the information-loss view? When information is lost at each step through cognitive system. When the whole system slows down to inspect, interpret information.
What are some difficulties in middle adulthood? multitasking, focusing on relevant information, switching attention, inhibition
The attention in middle adulthood is linked to slower processing
The working memory decreases from 20s to 60s
When it comes to memory in middle adulthood there are few changes in factual knowledge, procedural knowledge, metacognitive knowledge
This helps evaluate real world situations, achieve goals that have high uncertainty and is helped by expertise practical problem solving
This is an extensive, highly organized knowledge base that provides efficient, effective approaches to solving problems, organized around abstract principles, and result of years of experience expertise
What percentage of North American college students are over 25? 40%
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