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1 ame Friday Quote Fall For Mr. ose Period Unit Seven Developmental Psychology; Part wo Directions: s an introduction to the unit, this is a quote to give you the chance to think about the concepts we are about to discuss. Determine which letter from the choices above is the correct one and fits into the spaces below. When you are finished fill in the quote below. quote from J. odd: F S D W G V G U V S D H B V D F C W M S D,, W H H Y W H S B G F.

2 Monday Film Study Guide For Mr. ose ame DSCVG PSYCHGY MUG D GG 1. Until recently what did developmental psychologists study? 2. What is lifespan development? 3. what is biological sinecing? 4. What is psychological adolescing? 5. What did rik rikson have to face when he imigrated to the United States? 6. What are the conflict of young adulthood for rikson? 7. What is the conflict of the 30 s and 40 s? 8. What is the midlife crisis? 9. What is the final crisis? 10. What are the five periods or eras for Daniel evinson? 11. Whatt are some of he supprises of old age that have been recently discovered? 12. Who was Pat Moore? 13. What is selective optimization? 14. What is the availability heuristic? 15. What are some of the problems associated with nursing homes? 16. What is the P? 17. What is the Graying of merica?

3 Monday Film Study Guide For Mr. ose ame VYBDY DS H CUS Directions: his will be due at the end of this film. You are to answer the following questions. he concepts are presented chronologically during the film. 1. What is rickson s 1st stage? 2. What are the two symbols represented in this stage? 3. What is rickson s 2nd stage? 4. What are the two symbols represented in this stage? 5. What is rickson s 3rd stage? 6. What are the two symbols represented in this stage? 7. What is rickson s 4th stage? 8. What are the two symbols represented in this stage? 9. What is rickson s 5th stage? 10. What are the two symbols represented in this stage? 11. What is rickson s 6th stage? 12. What are the two symbols represented in this stage? 13. What is rickson s 7th stage? 14. What are the two symbols represented in this stage? 15. What is rickson s 8th stage? 16. What are the two symbols represented in this stage?

4 uesday Matching ssignment For Mr. ose ame Unit Seven Developmental Psychology; Part wo Directions: match each concept to the appropriate statement, and write the corresponding letter in the space provided. Be ready to justify your answers. 1. the socially defined period between childhood and adulthood 2. discrimination or prejudice based on a person s age 3. age-related disease characterized by memory loss, mental confusion, and in its later stages, a nearly total loss of mental ability 4. self-starvation or a sustained loss of appetite that has psychological origins 5. exaggerated pattern of speech used by adults when talking to infants 6. moral thinking based on a desire to please others or to follow accepted rules and values 7. an individual s current state of physical, emotional, and intellectual development 8. a significant turning point or marker in personal development 9. any skill that must be mastered, or personal change that must take place, for optimal development at a particular life stage 10. one who scientifically studies aging and its effects 11. a medical facility or program dedicated to providing optimal care for persons who are dying 12. widely recognized periods of life corresponding to various ages and broad phases of development 13. the biologically determined maximum number of years humans could live under optimal conditions 14. the development of values, beliefs, and thinking abilities that act as a guide regarding what is acceptable behavior 15. a pattern of experiences that may occur when a person is clinically dead and then resuscitated 16. a group of people who share similar social status 17. moral thinking based on carefully examined and self-chosen moral principles 18. moral thinking based on the consequences of one s choices or actions (punishment, reward, or an exchange of favors) 19. the biologically defined period during which a person matures sexually and becomes capable of reproduction 20. observing others in social situations to obtain information or guidance Concepts a. CK SPCH b. DSCC c. HSPC d. -DH e. F XPCCY f. CV g. F SGS h. F SP i. M DVPM j. SC FC k. P GUP l. PUBY m. DVPM SK n. GGS o. PCV p. UMY q. SC DVPM r. X s. PSCV t. GSM u. DVPM Vl v. D w. MS x. ZHM S

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7 Friday Crossword eview For Mr. ose Unit Seven ame Developmental Psychology: Part wo

8 cross 1. he ability to use accumulated knowledge in appropriate situations is called intelligence. 3. Since elderly people are remaining healthier than in the past, they are having an increasing political influence. 4. he main purpose of hospice is to easy discomfort and relieve. 5. he study of death and dying is called. 9. evinson's first era is called and adolescence. 10. he model of aging holds that physical and mental decline is inevitable. 13. evinson's last era is called adulthood. 15. lizabeth oss theory has met with considerable criticism. 17. Jack has helped several people commit suicide. 18. ccording to rikson's one of the key tasks of young adulthood is the forming of relationships. 20. With surgery, many of the signs of aging can now be hidden. 22. he first stage in the process of 24. he irreversible, progressive brain disorder characterized by the deterioration of memory, language, and eventually physical functioning is called. 26. he second stage in the process of 27. he cessation of menstruation is called. 28. decrease in mental ability that sometime occurs after the age of 65 is called dementia. 29. he biological changes that a woman experiences during her later years is sometimes called. 30. evinson's third era is called adulthood. 32. serious loss in cognitive functioning is often called. 34. Bout 40 percent of elderly people have some form of disease. 35. n older adult may or become bitter and depressed in latter years. 36. evinson's second era is called adulthood. 37. fter menopause, a woman no longer produces egg cells that can be. Down 1. he actual of lzheimer's disease are complex but involve heredity and life style. 2. Sexual activity among the elder is often seen as in our society. 6. he final stage in the process of 7. here are times as many widows as there are widowers. 8. he ability to solve abstract relational problems and to generate new hypotheses is called intelligence. 11. he empty syndrome is a sense of depression and a loss of purpose that some parents experience when the youngest child leaves home. 12. rikson referred to the ability to create, originate, and produce throughout adulthood as. 14. Wrinkles and skin folds occurs as the skin becomes less. 16. n organization that provides care for terminally ill patients is often called a. 19. he suffering experienced from the death of a loved one is called. 21. Between the ages of 45 and 50, women experience a stage called the. 23. he prejudice associated with old age is often called. 25. he third stage in the process of 26. Groups like the or merican ssociation of etired Persons, lobby on issues of importance to the elderly. 31. he forth stage in the process of 33. major turning point experienced by many people between ages 45-65, when they realize that life may be half over is called crisis. 35. here is no physiological reason for stopping activity with advancing age.