What percentage of centenarians rates their current lives as good or very good?
A) 6
B) 18
C) 33
D) 59
Question 2In old age, life satisfaction
A) becomes steadily lower.
B) takes a dip but then returns to where it was before.
C) reaches a low point.
D) remains as high or becomes higher than it was at earlier stages.
Question 3Compared to young adults' coping responses, those of older adults can be described as
A) more flexible.
B) less effective.
C) less versatile.
D) more rigid.
Question 4In laboratory studies, when people of different ages were presented with various scenarios describing various stressful situations, older adults used __________ and younger adults used __________ to deal with the stressors.
A) only emotion-focused coping; only problem-focused coping
B) both emotion-focused coping and problem-focused coping; only problem-focused coping
C) only problem-focused coping; only emotion-focused coping
D) only problem-focused coping; both emotion-focused coping and emotion-focused coping
Question 5In older adulthood, __________ coping is more common and, compared to younger adults, older adults are __________ flexible copers.
A) emotion-focused; less
B) emotion-focused; more
C) problem-focused; less
D) problem-focused; more
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