Psych of aging- Chapter 5

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Generativity

Some activity that supports the next generation like parenting and volunteering

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Integrity vs despair

Scores under the age of 60 are close to 0, and increase with age, but stabilize after it's achieved

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Gerotranscendence

Shift from a materialistic and rational view that goes beyond oneself and into the future

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Problem vs emotion-focused coping

Change the situation vs manage your reaction

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Approach vs avoidance coping

Manage/reduce the problem vs avoid it. This may create more problems

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Age-related positivity effect

With age relatively more positive than negative information is recalled

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Socioemotional selectivity theory

Goals are always set within a temporal context. With age there is a shift in future time perspective where time horizons are shorter

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What 2 stages of psychosocial development are relevant to older adults?

generativity vs stagnation & Integrity vs despair

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When measured, gerotranscendence continues to _____ with increasing age

increase

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_____ mechanisms are used by the ego to protect individuals from unacceptable urges and desires that develop

defense

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_____ _____ proposed that age _____ the use of adaptive defense mechanisms and _____ the use of immature defense mechanisms

George Vaillant, increases, decreases

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What are the 5 adaptive defense mechanisms?

Altruism, anticipation, suppression, sublimation, & humor

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What are the 4 immature defense mechanisms?

Projection, passive aggression, acting out, & denial

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Older adults may engage in less _____ coping and similar levels of _____ coping

avoidance; approach

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Even when controlling for cohort effects, research suggests a _____ shaped curve for happiness across the lifespan. It's _____ in middle age and _____ for among younger and older adults

U, lowest, highest

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Frequency of _____ remains stable across the lifespan

sadness

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Anger _____ in younger adulthood and _____ in older adulthood

increases, decreases

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Age is associated with a _____ in the experience of _____ emotions but no changes in the _____ of emotional experiences

decline, negative, intensity

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Generally the prevalence of depression _____ with age

decreases

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Older adults are more likely to use _____ strategies to regulate their emotions

passive

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What are the 5 stages of Gross' process model of emotion regulation?

Situation selection, situation modification, attentional deployment, cognitive change, response modulation

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Older adults are _____ likely to use Situation selection, _____ likely to use situation modification, _____ likely to use attentional deployment, _____ likely to use cognitive change, & _____ likely to use response modulation

more, less, more, more, less