The Most Persistent View of Aging in Society Reflects Continuous

question 7

Multiple Choice

The most persistent view of aging in society reflects continuous deterioration and decline, thus forming the basis for age-based prejudice known as ______.

• A) age grading
• B) age stratification
• C) age norms
• D) ageism
• E) age differentiation

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Definitions:

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Burns

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