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16 Tanya kooks back on her high school b. her cli?ue 17. Eddie's neigbbor Marjorie stcals a laptop compue from another sadent in theie promise not to tell on her, Aher canpas police come to the dorm and queaion 18 IS. Dr.Osmond is a developmental paychologis who studies adutshood. Which of thc following is be mot laely a the developemcat of objoct b. peer relationships within cliques d the physical effects of teratogens 9. Sthacon is 60 and has experienced slowness of thought over the last year. She goes to ber doctor to discess why this is. Her doctor is most likely to tellt her that slowed mental peocesses ane a result od a. increases in musce b. shrinking rnatal lobes. 20 Research shows that marriage has peychosecial beweits for the couple. Research hes found suppont for all of the following findings EXCFPT that married people genorally live konger than those who were unmarrisd e mamied peopke have lewer risks for paychological disorders than wnmaerried people d? samosex married couples show tver ofthe beneds of mamage 21. Joe is nearing the end of his life. He retlects cn his past, focusing on how be spent his whole life working koeg bours at his job. As a resalt, be is sterageling with wbether his life has bees well lived. Joe is mest lkely e integrity versaas despai d trust versus mistrust b pencrativity verss sagnuation 22. Angela wocks at a sursing home and notices some distinct differesces anoeg her paticnts, Which of her patients is LEAST likely to have Alheimer's? a Deredhy, who as agenticreispesitice and goes dagh he fricds twice a b. Bill who has no genetic predisposition and does not socialize or exercise e. Reagn, who has a genetic predisposition and does not socialize or exercise d. Jo?n, who has no genctie peedispositioe and goes dancing with his friends twice a weck 23. A BMI should be calculated before one can socurately coeclade that a person is e. a smoker a depressed b. obese.Explanation / Answer
Answer 16- the fourth option is not clear hence i cant answer this...and rest of the questions are answered below
Answer 17 - lawrence kohlberg's moral development theory consist of three stages
1.preconventional - sense of morality in this case is controlled externally. We believe the rules taught to us by our elders, teachers and parents
2.post conventional - it is defined in terms of personal values. That person would want to eliminate any injustice in his society because of his values
3. Conventional - sense of morality is based on a belief that it is morally wrong or does not obey the law or breaks the law of societal order
Your answer is conventional.
Ans 18...osmond - developmentalal psychologist studies adulthood
Answer - The mental effect of stagnation
Object permanence - this mentality develops in infant around 5-7 months of age where the child believes that when the object or toys that infants love most dearly disappear. There is a chance that they will find those objects or those objects aren't gone forever.
Peer relationships within cliques - it suggests how friendship and any other relationships are formed within group members in adolescents.
Physical effects of tetrogens - tetrogens are tonic substances that damages or defects the foetus of a pregnant woman. It results in many complications during the labour.
Mental effect of stagnation - it affects feelings or thoughts. It is caused by stress. The growth is stagnant. There is a lack of creativity.
Answer 19 - answer is d) experiencing a senior moment
a) increase in muscle mass- it results in more strength physically and also has mental health benefits.
b)shrinking frontal lobes- It causes dementia. Difficulty will occur in thinking processes and behavioural pattern
c)exercising too much- it leads to injuries, tiredness, can cause physical harm and hormonal disfunction.
d)experiencing a senior moment- As Sharon is 60 years old, she will experience some sort of memory loss or slowness in thoughts because of old age which is natural
Answer 20 - The answer is d) Smae sex married couples show fewer of the benefits of narriage.
Research found support that married have longevity, less prone to mental disorders and experience greater happiness
Answer 21 - Erikson's theory of psychosocial development. It consists of eight stages.
i. Intimacy vs Isolation is the sixth stage. The conflict begins in intimate relationships with other people because of the search or desire for a long term relationships.
ii. Creativity vs Stagnation - 7th stage takes place during adulthood. Not being productive at work or generating enough to raise children brings about a state of mental stagnation and feeling of lack of creativity.
iii. Integrity v Despair - Final stage. As we become older, we tend to slow down productivity as we also become physically weaker. Having a sense of integrity of one's accomplishment of goals leads to a better life in old age.
iv. Erikson's first psychosocial crisis occurs during infancy where infant develops trust or mistrust based on consistency of care.
Answer 22 - John, who has no genetic predisposition and goes dancing with his friends twice a week.
Because dancing prevents alzheimer's disease. It sharpens the mind and improves the cognitive functions . Also, there is no history of alzheimer's in his genetics.
People who don't socialise or exercise tend to have alzheimer's in later years.
Answer 23 - BMI - Body Mass Index
Formula of BMI = Body Mass/(Body height)2
Expressed in Kg/m2
Depression - It is a mental state which inhabits a person's mental growth and the will to live.
Smoker - A person who is addicted to smoking.
Obese - Overweight due to fats accumulation.
Malnourished - A person who don't have required nutrients in diet forbthe growth of the body. They are physically very week.
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