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Below are the questions for the exam with the choices of answers:
Question #1
A Crystallized intelligence
B Fluid intelligence
C CPU usage
D Cognitive overload
Question #2
A somewhat likely
B Extremely unlikely
C extremely likely
D somewhat unlikely
Question #3
A You will see your grandchildren less frequently.
B You will never see your grandchildren again.
C It will not change.
D You will likely see your grandchildren alot more.
Question #4
A widows and widowers
B unhappily married people
C divorced people
D single people
Question #5
A Exhausted and depressed
B energetic and happy.
C neurotic and unreliable.
D angry with poor attention spans.
Question #6
A lack of libido
B erectile dysfunction
C lack of interest
D finding an interested woman
Question #7
A glass tower
B glass elevator
C glass ceiling
D glass escalator
Question #8
A They rarely had sexual intercourse, but were very interested in sexuality.
B They rarely had sexual intercourse.
C They had sexual intercourse, but less frequently than emerging adults.
D They had sexual intercourse as frequently as emerging adults did.
Question #9
A consummate love
B empty love
C liking/friendship
D infatuated love
Question #10
A No, marriage satisfaction is highest while caring for your young children.
B Yes, marriage satisfaction rises when you have grandchildren.
C No, marriage satisfaction is highest after a decade of marriage.
D Yes, marriage satisfaction will sharply rise when your children reach emerging adulthood.
Question #11
A generativity
B integrity
C intimacy
D altruism
Question #12
A No, self-contentment is at its peak during middle adulthood.
B No, women of all ages have high self-contentment.
C Yes, more middle adults have poor self-contentment.
D Yes, self-contentment is generally the highest during emerging adulthood.
Question #13
A he is less able to multitask
B he is forgetful and reckless
C his vision has been reduced significantly
D his reaction time is slower
Question #14
A advanced spatial orientation
B expertise
C fluid intelligence
D wisdom
Question #15
A numeric ability
B spatial orientation
C perceptual speed
D crystallized intelligence
Question #16
A Multiple intelligence; G intelligence
B Fluid intelligence; crystallized intelligence
C Crystallized intelligence; fluid intelligence
D G intelligence; multiple intelligence
Question #17
A breast cancer is much better if detected early with regular mammograms
B colon cancer is much better if detected early with regular mammograms
C pancreatic cancer is much better if detected early with regular mammograms
D prostate cancer is much better if detected early with regular mammograms
Question #18
A With a combination of chemotherapy and radiation therapy, the survival rate is nearly 80%, so he should be fine.
B If he eats a nutritious diet, his chances of survival are fairly good at 55%.
C It should be fine, the survival rate for pancreatic cancer is quite good at 67%.
D It is very sad since pancreatic cancer has the lowest survival rate at 5%.
Question #19
A prostate or skin
B pancreas or liver
C throat or rectal
D kidney or lung
Question #20
A not worry about osteoporosis, you are sure that she will not have trouble
B drink a lot of milk
C start an exercise routine
D get yearly bone density checks and quit smoking!
Question #21
A get more sleep, get more sun, and get more potassium
B establish a healthy diet, increase exercise, and quit smoking
C increase calcium, folic acid and B12, but decrease iron
D start a multivitamin regimen, decrease stress, and limit the consumption of high fructose corn syrup
Question #22
A Women often live a lifestyle that puts them at greater risk for the development of osteoporosis as compared to men.
B Men have higher levels of testosterone and higher levels of testosterone to combat the development of osteoporosis.
C Women have two X chromosomes and it’s known that an inoculating factor for the development of osteoporosis is the Y chromosome.
D During menopause women lose estrogen and this puts women at a greater risk for the development of osteoporosis.
Question #23
A give up on the idea, his sperm count is probably too low
B he should have a fertility check since most males have little to no sperm at age 45 years
C think carefully about fathering a child; the child has no chance of being born healthy
D probably get started, sperm quality and mobility begin to decline at his age
Question #24
A effective, but there are serious potential side effects
B effective and completely safe
C not effective and carries many potential side effects
D not effective, but there are no severe risks
Question #25
A living in a very warm climate
B eating soybean-based foods
C drinking large amounts of caffeine
D taking daily naps in the afternoon
Question #26
A Menopause is completely different for each person and there is no genetic or environmental influence.
B just for information
C The end of menopause has a lot to do with generational attitudes.
D The beginning and end of menopause is influenced by genetics.
Question #27
A Women who exercise generally do not menstruate.
B Exercise has no affect on menopause.
C earlier than most women
D later than most women
Question #28
A Yes, although there are minor visual changes, she is obviously just playing them up.
B No, she probably has macular degeneration and needs to see an ophthalmologist.
C Yes, middle adults have really good vision.
D No, she needs to get reading glasses.
Question #29
A uncommon, only 14% of babies born to the least-educated mothers are born to single mothers
B relatively common, 34% of babies born to the least-educated mothers are born to single mothers
C very uncommon, only 6% of babies born to the least-educated mothers are born to single mothers
D common, 54% of babies born to the least-educated mothers are born to single mothers
Question #30
A less sharply defined
B more unilateral and less polarized
C more finite and rigid
D less lateralized and more bipolar
Question #31
A shared responsibilities, high emotional literacy, high cognitive stability, and temperament
B realistic expectations, shared interests, shared roles and responsibilities, and shared power
C emotional literacy, financial stability, cognitive ability, and attachment style
D high job satisfaction, an easy temperament, high emotional stability, and good coping skills
Question #32
A overall personality; a strong sense of humor
B ambition and financial; physical attractiveness
C physical attractiveness; ambition and financial success
D a strong sense of humor; overall personality
Question #33
A romantic love
B consummate love
C companionate love
D fatuous love
Question #34
A friendship
B infatuation
C empty love
D romantic love
Question #35
A passion; intimacy
B passion; commitment
C intimacy; passion
D commitment; intimacy
Question #36
A without sacrificing or compromising in any way
B while totally losing oneself in total devotion to the other person
C without submerging oneself into the relationship
D while emerging oneself into the relationship
Question #37
A when an individual becomes cognizant of their private and public selves, blends them, and creates a shared self to present to another person within a relationship
B when the ego works in conjunction with the superego to satisfy the desires of the id in a socially acceptable way
C when an individual develops the skills necessary for a relationship by modeling it after what he or she has observed from the environment
D the uniting one’s newly formed identity with another person in an enduring, committed intimate relationship
Question #38
A occipital cortex
B frontal cortex
C parietal cortex
D auditory cortex
Question #39
A more patient and meticulous at problem solving
B more laid back and engage in greater degree of social loafing
C quicker and more efficient in solving problems
D consciousness and diligent in problem solving
Question #40
A decentration and the conception of false beliefs
B egocentrism and an imaginary audience
C the acquisition of expertise and creativity
D reversibility and personal fables
Question #41
A She has good reason to be worried. People in the highest 10% of IQ are usually made fun of by other employees for being “nerds.”
B She is likely to succeed. Research has found that people in the highest 25% in IQ will do well in their careers.
C There is no relationship between IQ and career success. She will just need to work very hard.
D She should be nervous, high IQ employees generally have very high turnover.
Question #42
A feels good and has a calming effect that occurs within 30 seconds
B is conducted with a group of people to rhythmic music
C triggers a substantial elevation in heart rate for at least 30 minutes
D triggers a fight or flight response within one minute
Question #43
A eczema, allergies, influenza, and psoriasis
B nearsightedness, tachycardia, hypotension, and cardiac arrhythmias
C hypersomnia, low blood pressure, a rapid heart rate, and jaundice
D high blood pressure, diabetes, sleep disorders, and digestive problems
Question #44
A Due to increased BMR, she will need to do very little to lose weight. She just needs to stop overeating.
B Due to decreased BMR, she will need to begin exercising and/or eating less.
C Due to increased BMR, she will need to begin exercising and/or eating more.
D Due to decreased BMR, she will need to eat less.
Question #45
A overweight
B underweight
C obese
D average in weight
Question #46
A the production of melatonin and vitamin D decreases
B the production of white blood cells and red blood cells increase
C the production of T cells and B cells declines
D the speed of the central nervous system and the frontal lobe decreases
Question #47
A more rigid; intense physical activity
B more rigid; deep relaxation
C more pliable; deep relaxation
D more pliable; intense physical activity
Question #48
A there is a substantial decrease in iron
B there is a decrease in growth hormones
C there is an increase in the production of vitamin D
D there is an increase in white blood cells
Question #49
A leaving the parental household
B completing secondary education
C marriage
D the birth of first child
Question #50
A making independent decisions, living independently, and being emotionally stable
B accepting responsibility for oneself, making independent decisions, and becoming financially independent
C becoming emotionally stable, possessing behavioral control, and having cognitive maturity
D possessing cognitive with-it-ness, accepting responsibility for oneself, and living independently