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Tina is demonstrating dysphoria, a common symptom of depression. Dysphoria is - ANSWERSthe feeling of being down Which term refers to the tendency for behavioral symptoms of Alzheimer's disease to be worse in the evening than in the morning? - ANSWERSsundowning Which disorder is often mistaken for dementia? - ANSWERSdepression Delirium increases with age, decreases, or no change? - ANSWERSIncreases Anxiety increases with age, decreases, or no change? - ANSWERSDecreases Substance abuse increases with age, decreases, or no change? - ANSWERSDecreases Alzheimer's disease increases with age, decreases, or no change? - ANSWERSIncreases Suicidal ideation, self-criticism, and inability to concentrate are part of what cluster of signs of depression? - ANSWERSCognitive What is a common cause of delirium? - ANSWERSinteraction effects from medicine What is the major focus of current research exploring causes of Alzheimer's disease? - ANSWERSgenetic influences

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SFL 334 Final Exam || ALREADY
ANSWERED.
Tina is demonstrating dysphoria, a common symptom of depression. Dysphoria is -
ANSWERSthe feeling of being down

Which term refers to the tendency for behavioral symptoms of Alzheimer's disease to be
worse in the evening than in the morning? - ANSWERSsundowning

Which disorder is often mistaken for dementia? - ANSWERSdepression

Delirium increases with age, decreases, or no change? - ANSWERSIncreases

Anxiety increases with age, decreases, or no change? - ANSWERSDecreases

Substance abuse increases with age, decreases, or no change? -
ANSWERSDecreases

Alzheimer's disease increases with age, decreases, or no change? -
ANSWERSIncreases

Suicidal ideation, self-criticism, and inability to concentrate are part of what cluster of
signs of depression? - ANSWERSCognitive

What is a common cause of delirium? - ANSWERSinteraction effects from medicine

What is the major focus of current research exploring causes of Alzheimer's disease? -
ANSWERSgenetic influences

Interventions that try to change depression-causing negative thoughts and replace them
with more appropriate thoughts are a major part of what type of therapy? -
ANSWERScognitive therapy

Research indicates that the prevalence of depression - ANSWERSdecreases in mid-
and later life

What type of dementia is characterized by sudden onset, stepwise progression, and
relatively short duration? - ANSWERSvascular

Research indicates that suicide is highest among which group? - ANSWERSCaucasian
elderly men

, What is the term for relatively mild but chronic symptoms of depression? -
ANSWERSdysthymia

What aspect of leisure activities remains constant across adulthood? - ANSWERStype
of activity

People over what age are legally protected against age discrimination? - ANSWERS40

Randy just found out that teaching elementary school is a lot more work than he
thought. This is an example of which concept? - ANSWERSreality shock

Generally, what is the relationship between job satisfaction and increasing age? -
ANSWERSThere is an overall increase

In what year did the US Congress first pass the Social Security Act? - ANSWERS1935

Super's theory of occupational development progresses through four adult stages
before arriving at retirement stage. What is the correct sequence of the four stages? -
ANSWERSimplementation, establishment, maintenance, and deceleration

What is the greatest predictor of life satisfaction following retirement? -
ANSWERSfinancial well-being

airplane mechanic, electrician, master plumber, locomotive engineer, carpenter -
ANSWERSrealistic

bank teller, book keeper, cost estimator, financial analyst, tax expert -
ANSWERSconventional

author, cartoonist, composer, concert singer, musician, poet, playwright -
ANSWERSartistic

marriage and family therapist, social worker, teacher, speech therapist -
ANSWERSsocial

physicist, meteorologist, scientific research worker, zoologist - ANSWERSinvestigative

salesperson, restaurant worker, sports promoter, business executive -
ANSWERSenterprising

Which type of leisure activities decline most across adulthood? - ANSWERSphysical

Research shows that there are two important issues in choosing a career. One is the fit
with your personality and interests. What is the other? - ANSWERSself-efficacy

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