In Contrast to Earlier Times, by the End of the Middle

question 99

Multiple Choice

In contrast to earlier times, by the end of the Middle Ages, attitudes about children in Western societies had:

• A) changed for the worse - children were viewed primarily as burdens on the family
• B) changed for the better - children came to be viewed as experiencing a period of innocence
• C) changed for the worse - children were viewed as miniature adults with adult responsibilities
• D) changed for the better - children's opinions were given much broader responsibilities and had greater obligations for helping the family

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Definitions:

Delirium

An acute, often reversible, state of confusion characterized by impaired cognitive function, attention, and perception, usually resulting from an underlying medical condition.

Elderly

A term used to describe individuals of advanced age, typically characterized by specific social, health, and psychological characteristics.

Overweight Or Obese

Having excess body fat to the extent that it may have a negative effect on health, measured by body mass index (BMI).

Delirium

An acute confusional state characterized by altered consciousness, disturbed cognitive functioning, and a fluctuating course.