Mercedes and Sean work hard to maintain their vitality and are able to limit their age-related declines in physical, cognitive, and social functioning. Mercedes and Sean fit contemporary experts’ view of __________
A) gerotranscendence
B) generativity
C) ego integrity
D) successful aging
Answer: D
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A. computational B. hierarchical C. top-down D. bottom-up
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