Jung's theory focuses on a person's inability to accept past accomplishments and failures. When assessing a client, which statement supports this theory of a patient's belief?

Question

1. "I am having trouble finding the right bowling league since I retired."
2. "I joined a sewing club with my older sister but don't always feel like going."
3. "I lost my husband to a younger, more attractive woman about 4 years ago."
4. "I still get up every morning to go walking, but I miss my dog since she died."

Answer 1

3. "I lost my husband to a younger, more attractive woman about 4 years ago."

Explanation: 1. The Continuity Theory of Aging supports the idea that after retirement, activities may slow but are still important to continue for satisfaction and happiness.
2. The Disengagement Theory considers the need of an individual to engage in society and maintain equilibrium.
3. A key focus of Jung's theory is the impact of an inability to accept past accomplishments and failures to promote successful aging. The client is having a hard time regarding the loss of her husband to another person.
4. Despite the loss of a pet/animal, the Continuity Theory of Aging supports that life must go on and routines must continue.