A) Women without close social ties are significantly more depressed than men.
B) For women, social isolation is connected with mortality.
C) Women are more likely than men not to have friends.
D) For men, social isolation is connected with poorer physical and psychological health.
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A) Women become more aware that their "biological clocks" are ticking.
B) The sperm count and "swimming ability" of sperm begin to decline markedly at age 30.
C) Most people in middle adulthood suffer major loss of physical prowess.
D) There is great loss of fluid intelligence during middle adulthood.
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A) conscientiousness
B) agreeableness
C) openness to experience
D) neuroticism
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A) They have a greater fund of child-rearing experience than the parents.
B) They only have to spend time with the kids for short amounts of time, and so they rarely see the children misbehaving.
C) They are not really respected by the grandchildren as an authority figure, and so they do not have to care as much as the parents do.
D) They know that their child-rearing skills are better than the parents', so they can act without worrying about being wrong.
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A) She is more likely to have her sense of well-being disrupted than if she were older.
B) She is less likely to have financial strain than if she were older.
C) She is more likely to reject a job that interferes with her home life than if she were younger.
D) She is more likely to go back to school to earn a second degree than if she were younger.
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A) Conscientiousness
B) Agreeableness
C) Neuroticism
D) Extraversion
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A) their children pay them daily visits.
B) there are frequent attempts by their children to garner financial assistance from them.
C) they are asked to dinner by their children on a weekly basis.
D) there are regular phone calls and e-mails from the children.
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A) They experience the "empty nest syndrome" as a time of great depression.
B) They tire of their husbands and yearn for new, more exciting relationships.
C) They see their last child moving out of the home as the end of their lives.
D) They are in the workforce and find life satisfaction outside of the home.
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A) Grandparents spend relatively less time in recreational activities than parents.
B) Grandparents spend a lower proportion of their time taking care of children while parents spend a higher proportion of their time taking care of children.
C) Grandparents usually bear the primary responsibility of taking care of children while parents bear the secondary responsibility of taking care of children.
D) Grandparents are limited socially with the arrival of grandchildren while parents have more time with the arrival of children.
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A) They all have the same level of fun and access to grandchildren.
B) They rarely bear the primary responsibility for rearing grandchildren.
C) They rarely live far from their grandchildren.
D) They are affected by divorce and loss of identity as a family unit.
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A) fifth
B) seventh
C) first
D) second
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A) It helps companies identify the most loyal workers.
B) It initiates a midlife crisis on those who are laid off.
C) It is a tactic used by companies to increase the generativity of their workers.
D) It mostly affects people who are flexible about their career choices.
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A) They debate whether or not middle adulthood is a distinct stage of life.
B) They all include the concept of a midlife crisis.
C) They agree that middle adulthood begins at age 35.
D) They suggest that one's age is the primary determinant of when middle adulthood begins.
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A) People experience enhanced self-confidence and self-esteem in middle adulthood.
B) People remain unaffected by marker events such as menopause or the death of a parent or a friend.
C) People engage in age-denying behaviors, such as having an extramarital affair.
D) People take on additional duties such as civic responsibilities to enhance their sense of being generative.
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A) Identity certainty
B) Generativity
C) Extraversion
D) Personal distress
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A) It affects middle-aged adults who separate from their spouses.
B) It no longer exists during middle adulthood.
C) It affects mothers much more than fathers.
D) It usually affects individuals in late twenties.
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A) face health problems.
B) recover from empty nest syndrome.
C) learn new skills more easily than in the past.
D) experience an increase in fluid and crystalline intelligences.
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