When Taking Tests, Older Persons

question 47

Multiple Choice

When taking tests, older persons:

• A) commit more errors of commission than omission.
• B) commit more errors of omission than commission.
• C) are always less cautious than young test-takers.
• D) perform worse than young test-takers on perceptual-motor tests.

---

Definitions:

Economic Well-Being

A condition that includes the financial security, quality of life, and ability of individuals or communities to meet their basic needs and enjoy a certain standard of living.

Emotional Health

The aspect of health that pertains to managing and understanding emotions, maintaining emotional equilibrium, and recognizing emotional responses.

Split Custody

The children are divided between the parents either by sex or the children’s choice.

Joint Custody

Children divide their time between their parents, who share decisions about the children’s upbringing (sometimes called dual residence custody).