Question 6: Big Five traits are Openness, Conscientiousness, Extroversion, Agreeableness, and Neuroticism. Openness is described as a person who has traits of creativity curiosity and is also imaginative and artistic. Conscientiousness is described as a well-organized self-disciplined person who is conforming and deliberate in their actions. While Extroversion is a person who exhibits an outgoing personality type how is assertive and very active. Agreeableness is displayed as a person who is kind caring and generous as well as easy going when it comes to life. The last trait is Neuroticism which is describe as someone who is anxious moody and self punishing to themselves. Who is usually critical to others as well as themselves. While all these
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They also think that they reserve all attention and favor more than anything else. And if they need help that they should be the first to receive it. The second type of grandparenting approach is Companionate grandparents or fun-loving grandparents. They are unusually the stereotypical bake the children cookies. As well as have arts and crafts at the dining room table when the grandchildren come over. They also defy the parent’s rules and give the children candy before bed or sweets for breakfast. The third approach is Involved grandparents. These grandparents live close to the family possibly sharing the same house with them. They seem the children daily and help the parents out with the children. The perfect grandparent would be the Involved grandparent because they are in the lives of both the parent and the child. The also do not bend the rules of the parent respecting their choices. As well as taking the burden off the parent for all day …show more content…
They develop more serve cognitive impairment as time processes. They forget names and places as well as events. General confusion and repetitive vocabulary characterize the second stage. Or they mix up words they say bananas instead of apples. Short term memory is affected as well. Their concentration level drip and if they had an anxious personality trait it is exaggerated so they become even more anxious and fearful. The typical movie representation of Alzheimer’s disease displays the third stage. They forget common items like clothing or relieving themselves or if they turned on the stove. Their memory loss is dangerous to themselves. For the reason that they forget their way home etc. They can display serve forgetfulness of time and place. Finding them wandering around in the streets naked and not able to find home could be common. The fourth stage is noted by full time care, which they need. Their recognizing abilities, communication, and care for themselves disappear. The part of the brain that displays that worsens even more. Since communication is weak they stop reading and stop talking altogether. The fifth stage is where the personality and identity disappear altogether. They become unresponsive and lack less. They just stare blankly into space. 10 to 15 years after stage one death takes
They also think that they reserve all attention and favor more than anything else. And if they need help that they should be the first to receive it. The second type of grandparenting approach is Companionate grandparents or fun-loving grandparents. They are unusually the stereotypical bake the children cookies. As well as have arts and crafts at the dining room table when the grandchildren come over. They also defy the parent’s rules and give the children candy before bed or sweets for breakfast. The third approach is Involved grandparents. These grandparents live close to the family possibly sharing the same house with them. They seem the children daily and help the parents out with the children. The perfect grandparent would be the Involved grandparent because they are in the lives of both the parent and the child. The also do not bend the rules of the parent respecting their choices. As well as taking the burden off the parent for all day …show more content…
They develop more serve cognitive impairment as time processes. They forget names and places as well as events. General confusion and repetitive vocabulary characterize the second stage. Or they mix up words they say bananas instead of apples. Short term memory is affected as well. Their concentration level drip and if they had an anxious personality trait it is exaggerated so they become even more anxious and fearful. The typical movie representation of Alzheimer’s disease displays the third stage. They forget common items like clothing or relieving themselves or if they turned on the stove. Their memory loss is dangerous to themselves. For the reason that they forget their way home etc. They can display serve forgetfulness of time and place. Finding them wandering around in the streets naked and not able to find home could be common. The fourth stage is noted by full time care, which they need. Their recognizing abilities, communication, and care for themselves disappear. The part of the brain that displays that worsens even more. Since communication is weak they stop reading and stop talking altogether. The fifth stage is where the personality and identity disappear altogether. They become unresponsive and lack less. They just stare blankly into space. 10 to 15 years after stage one death takes