Developmental Psych Chapter 17

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Optimism
________ is linked to better adjustment, improved health, and increased longevity.
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Conscientiousness
________ showed a continuous increase from early adulthood to late adulthood.
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Grandmothers
________ have closer relationships with their children and grandchildren and give more personal advice than grandfathers do.
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Happiness
________ and positive affect have an upward trajectory from early adulthood to late adulthood.
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tasks of early adulthood
Commitment to the ________ helped women learn to control their impulses, develop interpersonal skills, become independent, and work hard to achieve goals.
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aspect of culture
Cultural: adults create, renovate, or conserve some ________ that ultimately survives.
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Disequilibrium
________ in family life that requires considerable adaptation by parents and their adult children.
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longevity
The increase in ________ is influencing the nature of grandparenting.
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adolescence
Forties are a decade of reassessing and recording the truth about ones ________ and adulthood.
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Physical attraction
________, romance, and passion are more important in new relationships.
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Empty nest
________ syndrome: decline in marital satisfaction after children leave the home.
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Stagnation
________: individuals sense that theyve done nothing for the next generation.
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Generativity
________ in middle age was more strongly related than intimacy to whether individuals would have an enduring and happy marriage at 75- 80.
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Vaillant
________: only a minority of adults experience a midlife crisis.
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Romantic love
________ is strong in early adulthood.
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Gender differences
________ characterize intergenerational relationships.
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younger adults
People show more stability in their personality when they reach midlife than when they were ________.
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Positive martial quality
________ was linked to better health for both spouses.
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Older adults
________ are more likely than younger adults to use proactive strategies to deal with minor daily hassles before they become more stressful.
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stressful life events
Women are more likely to biome depressed when they encounter ________.
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Relationships
________ between aging parents and their children are usually characterized by ambivalence.
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Marital partners
________ have time to pursue career interests and to spend time with each other (increased quality of time)
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Grandparents
________ play important roles in grandchildrens lives especially when family crises occur.
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Adult siblings
________ provide practical and emotional support to each other.
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Cohorts
________: groups of individuals born in the same year /time period.
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older adults
Middle- aged and ________ showed a smaller increase in psychological distress to interpersonal stressors than did younger adults.
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Generativity
________: adults desire to leave legacies of themselves to the next generation.
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Grandparents
________ who are full- time caregivers for grandchildren are at elevated risk for health problems, depression, and stress.
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Generativity
adults desire to leave legacies of themselves to the next generation
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biological
adults have offspring
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parental
adults nurture and guide children
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work
adults develop skills that are passed down to others
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cultural
adults create, renovate, or conserve some aspect of culture that ultimately survives
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Stagnation
individuals sense that theyve done nothing for the next generation
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twenties
novice phase of adult development
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28-33
transition period where a man must face the more serious question of determining his goals
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30s
family and career development
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transition to middle adulthood
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Vaillant
only a minority of adults experience a midlife crisis
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contemporary life-events approach
how life events influence the individuals development depends on the life event and on mediating factors
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cohorts
groups of individuals born in the same year / time period
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social clock
timetable on which individuals are expected to accomplish lifes tasks
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cumulative personality model of personality development
with time and age people become more adept at interacting with their environment in ways that promote increased stability of personality
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could be because of changing view of women
divorce has less stigma now, women are less dependent on husbands
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empty nest syndrome
decline in marital satisfaction after children leave the home
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common complaint
loss of privacy
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grandparents are sometimes thrust back into a parenting role
divorce, adolescent pregnancies, and drug use by parents