On the Exercise Evaluation Checklist, Evaluators Should Not

question 13

Multiple Choice

On the Exercise Evaluation Checklist, Evaluators should not:

• A) Make recommendations for improvement
• B) Comment on how the objectives were or were not met
• C) Comment on how effectively resources were used
• D) List the reason objectives were not met

Delineate the categorization of the elderly (young-old, old-old, oldest-old) and their characteristics.

Understand the impact of societal attitudes towards aging, including ageism and elderspeak.

Explain the concept of primary and secondary aging.

Be aware of the living arrangements and independence levels of the elderly.

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Definitions:

Minimax Principles

Strategy in decision-making that minimizes the maximum possible loss or maximizes the minimum gain.

Comparison Level

An individual's standard or benchmark for evaluating the attractiveness and satisfaction of a relationship, based on past experiences.

Comparison Level For Alternatives

A standard by which an individual evaluates the attractiveness of alternative groups or relationships based on past experiences or expectations.

Similarity Principle

The similarity principle posits that individuals are more likely to form and maintain relationships with others who are similar to them in various aspects.