Which best describes achievement motivation during adulthood?
A. Achievement motivation is steady from middle to old age for both females and males.
B. The loss of motivation is an inevitable part of the aging process (especially in those over age 70).
C. For both females and males, achievement motivation increases steadily from young adulthood to middle age.
D. Achievement motivation is more affected by work and family context than by the process of aging.
Answer: D
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
To understand gender attitudes and roles, behaviorists stress
biological mechanisms. reinforcement. reasoning ability. unconscious motivations.
If Mike is struggling to achieve generativity rather than stagnation, Mike is probably:
a) an adolescent. b) a young adult. c) middle-aged. d) elderly.
According to Erikson, the procreative domain of generativity centers on which of the following?
a. successfully integrating work responsibilities with family life b. taking care of one's children and guiding them toward good lives c. increasing cultural potential on a greater scale d. finding meaning in one's own work