The Ability to Strategically Use One's Intellectual Strengths to Compensate

question 86

Short Answer

The ability to strategically use one's intellectual strengths to compensate for the declining abilities associated with age is called "selective _____ with compensation."

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Definitions:

Home Environments

The physical, emotional, and social conditions within a person's dwelling that affect their well-being and development.

Sigmund Freud

This Austrian neurologist was instrumental in founding psychoanalysis, a therapeutic practice for the treatment of psychological disorders through a series of conversations between the analyst and the patient.

Personality Theorist

A researcher or psychologist who studies and proposes theories about the various aspects and dimensions of human personality.

Parental Divorce

The legal termination of a marriage by a court, which can significantly impact family structure and child development.