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1. If you were studying middle-aged adults caring for their aging parents, what would be the advantages of systematic observation, sampling behavior with tasks and self-reports? Give an example to illustrate your thoughts with each.
2. After exploring the Museum of Chicago Science & Industry and the text readings, imagine you are a physician advising a woman whether she should become pregnant. Discuss what advice you would give if she were 15, 20, 30, 40 or 45 years of age and how would that advice differ from the advice you would give a woman in the same situation who is one of the other ages. Select one and explain your reasoning.
3. Compare the varieties of attachment relationships, how they arise, and what are the consequences. Also, discuss if attachment is jeopardized when parents of infants and young children are employed outside the home.
4. Identify and discuss parenting styles and explain which would facilitate positive relationships among siblings, and what effects do sibling interactions have on parenting. Compare and contrast the cultural and socioeconomic differences in parental warmth and control.
5. Imagine you are a teacher and you need to design a sexuality education program for this age group. Identify and discuss the level of cognitive and social development that is relevant during the age period and discuss factors that might affect the success or failure within the program.
6. Discuss what developmental tasks associated with young adulthood would likely elicit post formal thought. Explain what types of evidence would be needed to decide if post formal thought is universal.
7. Compare the biological, psychological, sociocultural, and lifecycle influences on the midlife crises for both the male and female. Illustrate your thoughts with connections from both the text readings and the National Institute of Aging
8. Define competence-environmental press and explain how proactivity and docility are related to competence and environmental press. Illustrate your thoughts with an example connecting to this age group.
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Discuss reciprocal interrelationships among environment
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Understanding of different markets and sources of finance
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Define competence-environmental press
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Defining the term emotion
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