Forrest lives in a Green House-style nursing home. In comparison with traditional nursing home residents, which of the following is most likely true?
A) Physically, Forrest will decline more quickly.
B) Forrest will report substantially better quality of life.
C) Forrest will interact less often with other residents.
D) The timing of Forrest's social contact will more often be deterred by staff.
B
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a. ?threshold of consciousness b. ?just noticeable difference c. ?cognizant awareness d. ?limen of consciousness e. ?method of average error
Janet is 73 years old. Her son has observed a relatively sudden change in her tempo of movement recently. She has begun to move more slowly and change position very deliberately. What is the most likely explanation for her behavior?
a. She is purposefully attempting to prevent dizziness due to normal respiratory and circulatory degeneration. b. She is too tired to move any faster. c. She is thinking, "At my age, why should I rush?" d. She is showing signs of senility due to neural degeneration.
Which of the following is an example of the effects of the proximodistal principle on fine motor development?
A) At first, infants reach with their arms, then they grasp with their fingers. B) First, infants can hold their heads upright, and then they can roll over. C) Infants can put their foot in their own mouth. D) Infants exhibit a number of reflexes, including Moro, stepping, and parachute reflexes.
Loneliness is least common among the elderly
Indicate whether this statement is true or false.