Psychology - Adulthood Test Review

What is the discontinuation of development and a desire to recapture the past?

• Stagnation

• Generativity

• Bowlby Theory

• Kubler Ross Theory

What is the desire to use one’s wisdom to guide future generations?

• Stagnation

• Generativity

• Bowlby Theory

• Kubler Ross Theory

What is the theory about the stages of dying. ?

• Stagnation

• Generativity

• Bowlby Theory

• Kubler Ross Theory

What is the theory about the stages of grief?

• Stagnation

• Generativity

• Bowlby Theory

• Kubler Ross Theory

What is the ability to use accumulated knowledge and learning in appropriate situations?

• Crystallized Intelligence

• Fluid Inetelligence

• Dementia

• Alzheimers

What is the ability to solve abstract relational problems?

• Crystallized Intelligence

• Fluid Inetelligence

• Dementia

• Alzheimers

What is the term used to describe a disease with symptoms like memory loss, disorientation, impaired attention, and altered personality?

• Crystallized Intelligence

• Fluid Inetelligence

• Dementia

• Alzheimers

What is the most common form of dementia?

• Crystallized Intelligence

• Fluid Inetelligence

• Dementia

• Alzheimers

What was the inspiration for the Kubler-Ross Theory?

• A Concentration Camp

• Personal Tragedy

• News Story

• A Natural Disaster

True or False: Normal physical changes in adult hood are slow and gradual.

• True

• False