Positive social relationships, an active lifestyle, continued independence in functioning, and perceived good health all help to encourage
a. selective optimization.
b. negative aging.
c. successful aging.
d. medical resilience.
Answer: c. successful aging.
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Fill in the blank with correct word
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a. if we have no fear of negative evaluation for offering help b. when we feel guilty c. when there are others around who are passive and refuse to get involved d. if the situation is ambiguous
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