A) secular trends
B) cohort effects
C) declining IQ with age
D) biases in IQ testing
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A) working memory
B) brain circuitry
C) episodic memory
D) neural network
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A) 20 and 29
B) 60 and 79
C) 40 and 59
D) 30 and 35
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A) Decline in working memory is more likely to occur when individuals do not use effective memory strategies, such as organization and imagery.
B) Studies indicate that starting in late middle age, less time is needed to learn new information as working memory expands.
C) Decline in working memory in late middle age is due to lack of information stored over the years.
D) Studies indicate that techniques such as imagining phone numbers as representing different objects around the house are highly inefficient in improving working memory in middle adulthood.
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A) spatial orientation.
B) inductive reasoning.
C) verbal ability.
D) perceptual speed.
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A) reason abstractly.
B) recall information.
C) accumulate information.
D) accumulate verbal skills.
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A) Compared with earlier midlife, late midlife is more likely to be characterized by the preparation for retirement.
B) Compared with earlier midlife, late midlife is less likely to be characterized by the death of a parent.
C) People in this age range seldom have health problems.
D) For most people in late midlife, the number of gains outnumber losses.
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A) Late
B) Middle
C) Early
D) Emerging
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A) varicose veins
B) bursitis
C) arthritis
D) cardiovascular disease
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A) low-pitched
B) high-volume
C) high-pitched
D) high-amplitude
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A) increased strength in his upper arms.
B) sensitivity to high-pitched sounds.
C) joint stiffness.
D) decreased bladder control.
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A) Health problems start to decline.
B) Losses may begin to outnumber gains.
C) Life changes decrease; the path is relatively fixed.
D) Losses and gains even out.
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A) Maximum bone density occurs in late adolescence.
B) By the end of early adulthood, bones break more easily and heal more slowly.
C) The rate of bone loss is steady throughout the life span.
D) Women lose bone mass twice as fast as men do.
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A) neuroanatomical changes during late middle age.
B) decreased blood supply to various parts of the brain.
C) physiological and cognitive atrophy during late middle age.
D) information overload that builds up over the adult years.
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A) fluid intelligence
B) crystallized intelligence
C) verbal memory
D) kinesthetic intelligence
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