The Ability to Adapt to Change and Compensate for Limitations

question 26

Multiple Choice

The ability to adapt to change and compensate for limitations is part of Canada's National Advisory Council on Aging's definition of

• A) aging in place
• B) assisted living
• C) successful aging
• D) internal locus of control
• E) health and illness

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Definitions:

Manipulation and Transfer

Techniques used in research or applied contexts to explore the causality of variables or to apply knowledge or skills learned in one context to another.

General Cognition

The overall process of thought that includes perception, memory, judgment, and reasoning.

Organisational Psychology

A field of psychology that studies human behavior in workplace settings and applies psychological principles to organizational challenges.

Implicit Personality Theory

A psychological concept suggesting that individuals use a set of assumptions to make inferences about the personalities of others based on limited observable traits.