robiological theories of aging.4. List and describe the macrobiological theories of aging.5. Describe the physical changes that occur during late adulthood. Include discussions on the brain, sensory changes, respiratory changes, and changes in the circulatory system.6. Explain what is meant by "pathological causes of aging."7. List and describe the major health problems associated with aging as presented in the text.8. Describe role of exercise, nutrition, and weight in the aging process.Chapter 19 Cognitive Development in Late Adulthood1. Define the following terms: crystallized intelligence fluid intelligence cognitive mechanics cognitive pragmatics episodic memory semantic memory working memory wisdom terminal drop 2. Describe the cognitive changes that occur in later adulthood.3. Describe the changes that occur in memory during late adulthood.4. Describe the role of education, work and health in late adulthood.5. List and describe some techniques that can be used to aid memory functioning.6. List and describe the phases of retirement as identified in the text.7. List and describe the major types of mental illness encountered in late adulthood.8. Describe some techniques that are used to address mental health needs of older adults.9. Describe the function of religion for older adults.Chapter 20 Socioemotional Development in Late Adulthood1. List and describe the social theories of aging2. Define the following terms: ageism eldercare generational inequity life satisfaction life review selective optimization with compensation model 3. Discuss the basic issues facing older adults, according to Erikson.4. Be familiar with the personal issues faced by older adults.5. Describe some of the policy issues that are related to an aging society.6. Discuss the income and living arrangements of the elderly.7. Discuss the issues of ethnicity and gender as they relate to the elderly.8. Describe the factors related to life satisfaction in later adult...
