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Lifespan Development Exam 1 Latest Update - with Questions and Verified Correct Answers Golden Ticket to Guaranteed A+ Verified by Professor ____ refers to the changes in physical dimensions of
the body. - CORRECT ANSWER: Growth
____ theory postulated by Neugarten and associates,that staying actively involved with friends, family, and society was necessary for successful aging. - CORRECT ANSWER: activity theory,
____ Theory suggesting that aging adults turned inward as
a means of withdrawal from family and society. - CORRECT ANSWER: disengagement
theory,
_____ _____ refers to learning reflective of induction, deduction,
and abstract thinking - CORRECT ANSWER: Fluid intelligencec
_____ theory: individual seeks continuity by linking
things in the past with changes in the future. - CORRECT ANSWER: continuity
______ ______is related to knowledge of life experiences and education
or cultural knowledge. - CORRECT ANSWER: crystallized intelligence
______is the progressive physiological decline that results in our increasing vulnerability to stress and the progressing likelihood of death - CORRECT ANSWER: Senescence 1 / 2
_____is the body's
accommodation to the immediate environment - CORRECT ANSWER: Adaptation
_____is the process whereby an organism continues to grow, differentiate, and change from conception until achieving the mature
state. - CORRECT ANSWER: Maturation
A physical therapist observes a change in the muscle tone of an infant's extremities as a result of head rotation. Which developmental reflex corresponds to this type of response?
- Asymmetrical tonic neck reflex
- Crossed extension reflex
- Symmetrical tonic labyrinthe reflex
D. Symmetrical tonic neck reflex - CORRECT ANSWER: A. Asymmetrical tonic neck
reflex
A physical therapist observes an infant and notices the following: Flexor withdrawal and rooting reflexes, physiological flexion, and a head lag when pulled to sit. What is the approximate age of the infant?
- Birth - 3 months
- 4-5 months
- 6-7 months
D. 8-9 months - CORRECT ANSWER: A. Birth - 3 months
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