When elderly people accept the past, they tend to ____ than people who do not.
a. be in more despair
b. be less depressed
c. have less subjective well-being
d. act more docile
Question 2
Research on possible selves development has shown that
a. older adults believe that becoming both the hoped-for and the feared self is under their control.
b. younger adults believe that becoming both the hoped-for and the feared self is under their control.
c. older adults believe that becoming the hoped-for self is under their control, but they have little control over the feared self.
d. younger adults believe that becoming the hoped-for self is under their control, but they have little control over the feared self.
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Microscopic photo taken by Opportunity showing a gray hematite concretion, indicative of the past pr
The energy set-point view that is the basis of many people’s thinking about hunger and eating.
Demographic change and the effect on people social, and economic life
Trees provide ecosystem services to people
Survivorship curves for people in the United States in the early 20th and early 21st centuries