Juanita, who is 85, drives every morning to baby-sit her great-granddaughter, allowing her granddaughter, Evelyn, to work full-time
Juanita's neighbor, Sandra, is 65 and suffering from dementia so her children are preparing to put her in a nursing home. Both Juanita and Sandra are examples that
(a) people have functional ages and society should steer away from chronological age categories.
(b) diseases increasingly impact the elderly after the age of 65.
(c) after the age of 65, an individual is considered "old" regardless of his or her physical abilities.
(d) the elderly are cared for by their children.
(a)
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Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
Recent studies have found that ____________ is an age period in which children's peer culture has an important effect on how children perceive themselves and how they internalize society's expectations
a. infancy b. preadolescence c. adolescence d. adulthood
A large number of people who are all oriented toward a set of shared symbols or social objects are
a. a crowd b. a mass c. a social aggregate d. a statistical category
Annie and Gilbert work in the same organization. They are passionate about each other but have not had the time to develop true intimacy. According to Sternberg's love relationships, which of the following types of love relationships do Annie and Gilbert share?
A. consummate love B. liking C. fatuous love D. infatuation