The Two Big Approaches to Thinking About Fairness Are

question 71

Multiple Choice

The two big approaches to thinking about fairness are

• A)it's not fair if my income is less than yours and it's not fair if my opportunities in life are less than yours.
• B)it's not fair if the result isn't fair and it's not fair if the rules aren't fair.
• C)the fairness of democracy and the fairness of central planning.
• D)the fairness of income equality and the fairness of educational equality.
• E)it's not fair if you are treated unkindly and it's not fair if you treat someone unkindly.

Understand the relationship between age and behavioral tendencies such as compulsive hoarding.

Recognize the social and psychological impacts of retirement, especially related to social isolation.

Understand how socio-economic status (SES) affects health and aging.

Comprehend the socio-emotional selectivity theory and its implications on aging.

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Definitions:

Open Up

To become more accessible or available emotionally or physically, creating an environment for sharing information or entering.

Deficit Need

A requirement essential for a person's psychological development and growth, which, if unmet, can lead to feelings of inferiority or weakness.

Self-Actualization

The realization or fulfillment of one's talents and potentialities, considered as a drive or need present in everyone.

Esteem

Esteem refers to the respect and admiration that an individual is held in by others or regards themselves with.