Your grandfather has Alzheimer’s disease and your grandmother is the only person taking care of him. She does not want outside help at this point. As a result, your grandmother is at risk for __________.

Your 32-year-old cousin has terminal cancer. He has been in the hospital and will be there until he dies, which is imminent. How does your family feel about his care while he has been in the hospital? Because the focus of medical personnel is on the technology and medications your cousin needs, rather than his emotional or social needs, your family is likely to __________.

Most children have had some experience with death by the time they are how old?

A person who is designated to make treatment decisions on behalf of a dying person in the event of incapacitation is a(n) __________.

Rates of depression are especially high among older adults who __________.

The aspect of hearing that declines most significantly in midlife is the ability to __________.

Which of the following, which entails anxiety, unhappiness, and a critical reappraisal of one’s life, possibly provoking dramatic changes, is claimed to be common in middle adulthood?

In Erikson’s theory, each stage of life has a central crisis. What is the central crisis in adolescence?

Compared to other age groups, emerging adults have __________, as a result of spending a high proportion of their time in unstructured socializing.

Which of the following is the largest predictor of whether or not individuals in late adulthood are sexually active?