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Aging Matters: An Introduction to Social Gerontology, Updated Edition, 1st
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by Nancy Hooyman, Kevin Kawamoto
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, Table of Content
1. Older Population in the United States
2. Global Aging and Older Immigrants in the U.S.
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3. Physical Well-being: Physiological Changes and Health
4. Mental and Emotional Well-Being
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5. Social Theories of Aging
6. Family, Friends, and Other Informal Supports
7. Informal and Family Caregiving
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8. Productive Aging: Leisure, Spirituality, and Civic Engagement
9. Loss within the Context of Aging
10. Economic Well-being: Retirement, Employment, and Poverty
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11. Community Well-Being: Living Arrangements and Social Interactions
12. Enhancing Older Adults' Well-being through Technology
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13. Policies to Promote Older Adults' Well-Being
14. Careers in Aging
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All Chapters Included ⬛⬛⬛
Test bank Questions All Answers Included ⬛⬛⬛
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Title/Author: Hooyman
Chapter Number: Ch. 1
Question Counts Required:
Multiple Choice – 10 questions @ Bloom’s level: Understanding
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10
Multiple Choice – 15 questions @ Bloom’s AAE 15
Short Answer – 5 questions @ Bloom’s AAE 5
Essay – 5 questions @ Bloom’s AAE 5
Total questions per chapter: 35
Note: Here starts 10 Multiple Choice Understanding level questions
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Question Title M/C Question 1
Assessment
Multiple-choice
Type
Question Stem What is fueling the large increase of the population over age 65?
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Answer Correct Feedback
Answer (x)
a. Baby boomers X
b. Generation Xers Consider This: Following World
War II, there were a large
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number of babies born. LO 1.1:
Demonstrate knowledge of
changing demographics of the
U.S. population, especially as
related to aging
Answer c. Boomerang children Consider This: Following World
Choices War II, there were a large
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number of babies born. LO 1.1:
Demonstrate knowledge of
changing demographics of the
U.S. population, especially as
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related to aging
d. Matures Consider This: Following World
War II, there were a large
number of babies born. LO 1.1:
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Demonstrate knowledge of
changing demographics of the
U.S. population, especially as
related to aging
Learning LO 1.1: Demonstrate knowledge of changing demographics of the U.S. population,
Objective especially as related to aging
Topic/Concept Changing De m ographics of the U. S. Population
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Easy Moderate Difficult
Difficulty
Level X
(mark X where
applicable)
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Skill Level Analyze It Evaluate It
Understand Apply What
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(mark X where
the Concepts You Know
applicable)
X
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Question Title M/C Question 2
Assessment
Multiple-choice
Type
Question Stem What is predicted will happen by 2020 for the first time in history?
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Answer Correct Feedback
Answer (x)
a. There will be more people X
over the age of 65 than
children under the age of 5.
b. There will be fewer people Consider This: The population
over the age of 65 than over 65 is rapidly swelling while
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children between the ages of other generations are
5-12. postponing or choosing not to
have children. LO 1.1:
Demonstrate knowledge of
changing demographics of the
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U.S. population, especially as
related to aging
Answer c. There will be more people Consider This: The population
Choices over the age of 65 than over 65 is rapidly swelling while
children in their teen years. other generations are
postponing or choosing not to
have children. LO 1.1:
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Demonstrate knowledge of
changing demographics of the
U.S. population, especially as
related to aging
R
d. There will be fewer people Consider This: The population
over the age of 65 than under over 65 is rapidly swelling while
the age of 5. other generations are
postponing or choosing not to
AD
have children. LO 1.1:
Demonstrate knowledge of
changing demographics of the
U.S. population, especially as
related to aging
Learning LO 1.1: Demonstrate knowledge of changing demographics of the U.S. population,
Objective especially as related to aging
ES
Topic/Concept Changing Demographics of the U.S. Population
Difficulty Easy Moderate Difficult
Level
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Aging Matters: An Introduction to Social Gerontology, Updated Edition, 1st
edition
M
by Nancy Hooyman, Kevin Kawamoto
PR
ES
SI
VE
G
R
AD
ES
, Table of Content
1. Older Population in the United States
2. Global Aging and Older Immigrants in the U.S.
M
3. Physical Well-being: Physiological Changes and Health
4. Mental and Emotional Well-Being
PR
5. Social Theories of Aging
6. Family, Friends, and Other Informal Supports
7. Informal and Family Caregiving
ES
8. Productive Aging: Leisure, Spirituality, and Civic Engagement
9. Loss within the Context of Aging
10. Economic Well-being: Retirement, Employment, and Poverty
SI
11. Community Well-Being: Living Arrangements and Social Interactions
12. Enhancing Older Adults' Well-being through Technology
VE
13. Policies to Promote Older Adults' Well-Being
14. Careers in Aging
G
R
AD
ES
, kjhgfdsa
All Chapters Included ⬛⬛⬛
Test bank Questions All Answers Included ⬛⬛⬛
M
Title/Author: Hooyman
Chapter Number: Ch. 1
Question Counts Required:
Multiple Choice – 10 questions @ Bloom’s level: Understanding
PR
10
Multiple Choice – 15 questions @ Bloom’s AAE 15
Short Answer – 5 questions @ Bloom’s AAE 5
Essay – 5 questions @ Bloom’s AAE 5
Total questions per chapter: 35
Note: Here starts 10 Multiple Choice Understanding level questions
ES
Question Title M/C Question 1
Assessment
Multiple-choice
Type
Question Stem What is fueling the large increase of the population over age 65?
SI
Answer Correct Feedback
Answer (x)
a. Baby boomers X
b. Generation Xers Consider This: Following World
War II, there were a large
VE
number of babies born. LO 1.1:
Demonstrate knowledge of
changing demographics of the
U.S. population, especially as
related to aging
Answer c. Boomerang children Consider This: Following World
Choices War II, there were a large
G
number of babies born. LO 1.1:
Demonstrate knowledge of
changing demographics of the
U.S. population, especially as
R
related to aging
d. Matures Consider This: Following World
War II, there were a large
number of babies born. LO 1.1:
AD
Demonstrate knowledge of
changing demographics of the
U.S. population, especially as
related to aging
Learning LO 1.1: Demonstrate knowledge of changing demographics of the U.S. population,
Objective especially as related to aging
Topic/Concept Changing De m ographics of the U. S. Population
ES
Easy Moderate Difficult
Difficulty
Level X
(mark X where
applicable)
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Skill Level Analyze It Evaluate It
Understand Apply What
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(mark X where
the Concepts You Know
applicable)
X
PR
Question Title M/C Question 2
Assessment
Multiple-choice
Type
Question Stem What is predicted will happen by 2020 for the first time in history?
ES
Answer Correct Feedback
Answer (x)
a. There will be more people X
over the age of 65 than
children under the age of 5.
b. There will be fewer people Consider This: The population
over the age of 65 than over 65 is rapidly swelling while
SI
children between the ages of other generations are
5-12. postponing or choosing not to
have children. LO 1.1:
Demonstrate knowledge of
changing demographics of the
VE
U.S. population, especially as
related to aging
Answer c. There will be more people Consider This: The population
Choices over the age of 65 than over 65 is rapidly swelling while
children in their teen years. other generations are
postponing or choosing not to
have children. LO 1.1:
G
Demonstrate knowledge of
changing demographics of the
U.S. population, especially as
related to aging
R
d. There will be fewer people Consider This: The population
over the age of 65 than under over 65 is rapidly swelling while
the age of 5. other generations are
postponing or choosing not to
AD
have children. LO 1.1:
Demonstrate knowledge of
changing demographics of the
U.S. population, especially as
related to aging
Learning LO 1.1: Demonstrate knowledge of changing demographics of the U.S. population,
Objective especially as related to aging
ES
Topic/Concept Changing Demographics of the U.S. Population
Difficulty Easy Moderate Difficult
Level
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