Older adults may appear rigid in their attitudes because of:
A) Changes in personality that accompany aging
B) Diminished ability to learn new information
C) Physical or mental limitations
D) Decline in morale and self-esteem
C
Feedback:
Personality, learning ability, and morale/self-esteem do not change with age. Seniors may resist change because of their physical or mental limitations—for example, rearranging the furniture when eyesight or mobility is limited.
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