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15 Cards in this Set
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Erikson's final stage is:
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ego integrity vs despair
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Robert Peck came up with 3 distinct tasks what are they?
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ego differentitation vs work role
body transcendence vs body preoccupation ego transcendence vs ego preoccupation |
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cosmic and transcedent perspective directed forward and outward beyond the self
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gerotranscendence
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the ability to maximize positive emotion and dampen negative emotion
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affect optimization
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telling stories about people and events from their past and reporting associated throught and feelings
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reminiscence
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which the person calls up, reflects on and reconsiders past experiences contemplating their meaning with the goal of achieving greater self-understanding
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life-review
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in adulthood there are 2 faith developments brought up by Fowler they are:
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individative-reflective: become aware of their own belief system and open themselves to other beliefs
conjunctive: stand up against persecution and promote the common good |
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what is the dependency-support script and independence-ignore script is:
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older adults dependency behaviors are attended to immediately while their independent behaviors are ignored
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this theory is mutual withdrawl between elders and society takes place in antcipation of death
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disengagement theory
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this theory states that social barriers to engagement not the desires of elders, cause declining reates of interaction, when older people lose certain roles they try to find others in an effort to stay about as active and busy as they were in middle age
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activity theory
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this theory does not view elders efforts to remain active in terms of simple replacement of lost social roles with new ones. most aging adults strive to maintain a personal system an identity and a set of personality dispositions interests roles and skills that promote life satisifaction by ensuring consistency between their past and antipated future
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continuity theory
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this theory is social interaction extends lifelong selection processes
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socioemotional selectivity theory
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this housing is increasingly popular long term care option-provides a variety of support services, including meals in a common dining area, with watchful oversight of residents with physical and mental disibalities
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congregate housing
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this housing offers a range of housing alternatives from independent or congregate housing to full nursing home care
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life care communities
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an influential model of changes in our social networks as we move through life
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social convoy
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