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Describe the four approaches to grandparenting.

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Elderly people's relationships with members of younger generations _____.

A) are usually positive but can also include tension and conflict
B) are usually negative but can also have some aspects that are mutually beneficial
C) do not have a significant impact on their life and happiness
D) are usually good with those much younger, such as grandchildren, but strained with those just one generation removed

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A _____ is a neighborhood or apartment complex whose population is mostly retired people who moved to the location as younger adults and never left.

The elderly are less likely to volunteer on _____ campaigns.

ADLs include such things as eating, bathing, dressing, and moving from a bed to a chair.

Religious involvement correlates with _____ because it promotes social relationships and healthy habits.

The caregiver of a frail elderly person is usually a spouse when the couple still lives together.

Consistent with Erikson's theory, _____ is a feeling of being whole and comfortable with oneself.

In older adults, a positive world view _____.

The theory that older people prioritize regulation of their own emotions and seek familiar social contacts who reinforce generativity, pride, and joy is called _____.

The quality of older peoples' friendships tends to decline as they experience losses.

Gender-stratification theory recognizes that men and women are pushed into certain roles because of their sex, roles that may ultimately _____.

Older adults who work bridge jobs tend to be _____ than those who work full time or quit completely.

Today in the United States, public agencies rarely provide support or assistance to caregivers unless an emergency situation arises.

The way adult children may handle issues differently with widowed mothers than fathers is a form of _____ stratification.

The most harmful effect of stratification may be _____ stratification because of poverty directly and then magnified by gender and ethnicity.

Who is most likely to be the healthiest and happiest at age 70?

When parents are unable or unwilling to take care of their children, some grandparents become _____.

Which of the following statements about socio-emotional selectivity theory is TRUE?

Generally, where do the elderly prefer to live?