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Lifespan

Shay Sutton 17 questions Updated 9 Mar 2018

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  1. 1The focus of occupational therapy in the Lifespan FOR is assisting with transitional tasks, establishing or restoring occupations that are client chosen and age appropriate and adapting to changes within or across the lifespan.
    1. ATrue
    2. BFalse
  2. 21. Midlife crisis
    2. Defined "transitions" vs. stages
    3. Addressed young, middle, late adulthood
    4. Transition tasks --> explore the possibility of change
    5. Transitions are between stages of stability and described as young, middle and late adulthood.
    1. ACumming & Henry
    2. BHavighurst
    3. CLlorens
    4. DLevinson
  3. 3In the [blank_start]young adult[blank_end] transition life tasks include, separation from home, establishing separate identity and establishing independence. Required tasks are to form a dream, find a mate and start a family, choose and prepare for a career and enter into a mentor relationship.
    1. Ayoung adult
    2. Bmidlife
    3. Clate adulthood
  4. 4A person at [blank_start]midlife[blank_end] must reappraise the past and resolve four polarities (young/old, destruction/creation, masculine/feminine, attachment/separateness).
    1. Amidlife
    2. Blate adulthood
    3. Cyoung adulthood
  5. 5A person approaching [blank_start]late life[blank_end] must come to terms with certain realities such as physical decline, loss of the productive role and coming to terms with death.
    1. Alate life
    2. Bmidlife
    3. Cdisability
    4. Dillness
  6. 6Withdrawal from major life roles and responsibilities. Decreasing interaction between the aging person and others in their social systems. Physical decline.
    1. AActivity Theory of Aging; Havighurst
    2. BDisengagement Theory; Cumming and Henry
    3. CDisengagement Theory; Havighurst
    4. DActivity Theory of Aging; Cumming and Henry
  7. 7Greater continued engagement in activities leads to greater life satisfaction in the later years. True of younger retirees.
    1. AActivity Theory of Aging; Havighurst
    2. BContinuity Theory; R.C. Atchley
    3. CThird Age Theory; Laslett
    4. DContinuity Theory; Havighurst
  8. 8Adults make adaptive choices to preserve internal and external structures. People carry interests and skills forward with them as they age. Four stages of retirement; honeymoon, disenchantment. reorientation and termination.
    1. AThird Age Theory; Baltes
    2. BContinuity Theory; R.C. Atchley
    3. CThird Age Theory; R.C. Atchley
    4. DContinuity Theory; Laslett
  9. 9According to Laslett someone in this age is in childhood and is preparing for work.
    1. ASecond age
    2. BFirst age
    3. CThird age
    4. DFourth age
  10. 10Age according to Laslett where employment and raising a family are the main components
    1. AThird age
    2. BFirst age
    3. CSecond age
    4. DFourth age

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Occupational Therapy Quiz on Lifespan , created by Shay Sutton on 08/03/2018.
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Created on 8 Mar 2018 · updated on 9 Mar 2018
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