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Thinking About Psychology: The Science of Mind and Behavior 2e Charles T. Blair-Broeker Randal M. Ernst

Developmental Domain

Life-Span Development Chapter

Adulthood and Aging Module 16

Early Adulthood Transitions and the Social Clock Module 16: Adult and Aging

Stages of Adulthood

Social Clock Culturally (society’s) preferred timing of social events such as marriage, parenthood, and retirement The “best” timing for certain life events The timing varies from culture to culture.

Emerging Adulthood Developmental period between adolescence and adulthood

Physical Changes and Transitions: Middle Adulthood’s Physical Changes Module 16: Adult and Aging

Menopause When the menstrual cycle ends Also refers to the biological changes a woman experiences as her ability to reproduce declines Usually occurs between age 45 and 55 Does not usually lead to depression

Physical Changes and Transitions: Later Adulthood’s Physical Changes Module 16: Adult and Aging

Physical Changes: Vision

Physical Changes: Sense of Smell

Physical Changes: Hearing

Physical Changes: Hearing

Physical Changes and Transitions: Diseases Related to Aging Module 16: Adult and Aging

Alzheimer’s Disease A progressive and irreversible brain disorder characterized by gradual deterioration of memory, reasoning, language, and finally, physical functioning

Senile Dementia Mental disintegration that accompanies alcoholism, tumor, stroke, aging, and most often, Alzheimer's disease

Senile Dementia

Cognitive Changes and Transitions: Memory Module 16: Adult and Aging

Aging and Memory

Cognitive Changes and Transitions: Intelligence Module 6: Adult and Aging

Fluid Intelligence Ability to reason speedily and abstractly Can be used to solve novel logic problems Declines as people get older

Crystallized Intelligence Accumulated knowledge and verbal skills Tends to increase with age

Age and Verbal/Nonverbal Intelligence

Social Changes and Transitions Module 16: Adult and Aging

Commitment to Love An important factor in adult happiness Lasting love includes: Intimate self-disclosure Shared emotional and material support Similar interests and values

Commitment to Children Children result in a change in the marital relationship Potential disagreement on the division of labor with children

Empty Nest The change married couples go through as a result of their children leaving home Not necessarily a negative event for couples

Overall Life Satisfaction Most studies show the elderly as happy and satisfied with life. People tend to mellow with age. Most regrets focus on what the person didn’t do rather than mistakes they have made in life.

Overall Life Satisfaction

Reactions to Death Reactions to death are different from culture to culture. Attitudes toward death and dying are changing in the United States. --more openness --facing death with dignity; hospice helps

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