Both Marion and Bart are single. According to research,
A) compared to Marion, Bart is more likely to have a prestigious career.
B) compared to Bart, Marion is more likely to experience health problems in the future.
C) compared to Bart, Marion is more likely to remain single all of her life.
D) both Marion and Bart will look for a partner that allows them to "marry up."
C
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When we are most alert, an EEG reading will produce
A. alpha waves. B. beta waves. C. delta waves. D. theta waves.
Michael, age 45, and his 15-year-old son, Sam, participate in a brain imaging study at their local university. While in the scanner, each of the men are shown pictures of people and asked to identify the emotions of the people depicted. What patterns of brain activity are likely to be seen?
A. Michael's amygdala will be activated, but Sam's will not. B. Sam's amygdala will be activated, but Michael's will not. C. Michael will show more activation in his frontal lobe. D. Sam will show more activation in his frontal lobe.
Generalizing from research described in the text, you would expect older adults to suffer the greatest memory decrement on which of the following tasks?
a. arithmetic calculations, such as balancing a check book b. vocabulary, such as that needed to solve a crossword puzzle c. story-telling of stories from their distant past or childhood d. knowledge of a second language learned in childhood and used in early adulthood
People in late adulthood can serve as resources for younger people and can be regarded as "venerated elders."
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.