Generativity Refers to

question 318

Multiple Choice

Generativity refers to

• A)concern for the welfare of others and society as a whole.
• B)the desire to have children and thereby ensure survival of the species.
• C)the ability to establish adequate social and financial security.
• D)active acceptance of aging and the social changes it brings.

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Definitions:

Fee Simple Absolute

The most extensive form of property ownership, granting the holder complete control over the property, with the right to use, lease, or sell.

Fair Market Value

The price that a willing and informed buyer would pay to a willing and informed seller when neither is under duress to buy or sell.

Public Purpose

Justification for government action or policy that is intended to benefit the public at large or improve public welfare.

Earnest Money

A deposit made to a seller representing a buyer's good faith to enter and proceed with a transaction, typically in real estate deals.