Aging well is __________
A) facilitated by societal contexts that promote effective person–environment fit
B) easily measurable by examining cognitive performance and cardiovascular functioning
C) measured by examining each older adult’s specific achievements and physical characteristics
D) a concept that only applies to older adults who are financially secure and socially supported
Answer: A
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Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder is __________.
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