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Benjamin and Lacy, a couple who have been married 67 years, enjoy slow walks around the lake and any other activities that take them outside together. They embrace the importance of the present day and appreciate each moment they get to spend with their family. Benjamin and Lacy are examples of what theory of aging?

▸ Activity theory of aging

▸ Disengagement theory of aging

▸ Socioemotional selectivity theory of aging

▸ Reminiscence theory of aging

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