A) There is significant change in lung capacity through most of middle adulthood.
B) In late middle age,the proteins in lung tissue become more elastic.
C) Stiffening of the chest wall decreases the lungs' capacity to shuttle oxygen.
D) The lung capacity of smokers increases drastically in middle age.
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A) high-pitched; women
B) high-pitched; men
C) low-pitched; women
D) low-pitched; men
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A) The second generation scored higher on numerical abilities.
B) The second generation showed higher levels of cognitive functioning in inductive reasoning.
C) The offspring generation showed cognitive decline from 60 to 67 years of age.
D) The parent generation showed modest increase in cognitive functioning from 60 to 67 years of age.
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A) Novices are more creative in solving problems than experts.
B) Novices are more flexible in solving problems than experts.
C) Experts avoid the use of strategies and shortcuts when solving problems.
D) Experts process information more automatically than novices.
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A) People in late midlife are either preparing for retirement or actually retiring.
B) People in late midlife are more likely to experience the death of a parent than people in early midlife.
C) People in late midlife are less likely to experience their last child leaving home than people in early midlife.
D) People in late midlife are more likely to experience becoming a grandparent than those in early midlife.
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A) 5 percent
B) 10 percent
C) 20 percent
D) 15 percent
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A) diabetic neuropathy.
B) metabolic syndrome.
C) internal atrophy.
D) neurodegeneration.
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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) peak performance for verbal ability.
B) great decline for inductive reasoning.
C) moderate decline for spatial abilities.
D) increased mathematical abilities.
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A) The need for shelter
B) The need for purpose
C) The need for values
D) The need for self-worth
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A) no evidence for significant changes in everyday cognition from 20 to 75 years of age.
B) that everyday cognition continued to increase from 20 to 75 years of age.
C) evidence of significant decline in everyday cognition from 20 to 75 years of age.
D) that everyday cognition peaked in the twenties and then declined.
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A) 72
B) 74
C) 79
D) 83
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A) Both agree that adulthood is the time when the level of functioning in a number of cognitive domains is maintained or even increases.
B) Salthouse recently has argued that his longitudinal research on aging and cognitive functioning should not be dismissed.
C) Salthouse agrees with Schaie that cognitive functioning involving accumulated knowledge,such as vocabulary and general information,does not show early age-related decline but rather continues to increase at least until 60 years of age.
D) Schaie has argued that reasoning,memory,spatial visualization,and processing speed begin declining in early adulthood and show further decline in the fifties.
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A) Spatial orientation
B) Inductive reasoning
C) Perceptual speed
D) Verbal comprehension
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A) Premature ejaculation
B) Partner non-cooperation
C) Lack of foreplay
D) Lubrication difficulties
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A) Postmenopause
B) Postmenarche
C) Perimenopause
D) Periadrenarche
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A) Avoid using vivid imagery to keep from becoming distracted.
B) Use a recall rather than recognition strategy whenever possible.
C) Use an organization strategy to categorize information to be remembered.
D) Avoid using the information to be remembered so that it does not become confused with other information.
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A) Spatial orientation
B) Inductive reasoning
C) Implicit memory
D) Verbal memory
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A) Spatial orientation
B) Perceptual speed
C) Inductive reasoning
D) Verbal memory
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