Studies of the "Oldest Old" Show That Compared to People

question 98

Multiple Choice

Studies of the "oldest old" show that compared to people in their 80s and early 90s, the oldest old are usually:

• A) less agile.
• B) less healthy.
• C) less clear-headed.
• D) more agile, healthier, and clearheaded.

Recognize the importance of maintaining ethnic identity and resisting stereotype threats for minority students in college.

Explore Erik Erikson's theory, especially the stages relevant to young adults and emerging adulthood.

Acknowledge how family dynamics, heritage, and childhood experiences shape personality and personal development.

Understand the impacts of self-esteem and happiness levels during emerging adulthood.