Erikson's view of later adulthood as a time when people reflect back on their lives and accept their mistakes and failings is supported by research findings that show a decline in old age in
A) extraversion.
B) neuroticism.
C) narcissism.
D) openness to new experiences.
Question 2
Research findings of a decline in self-esteem do not necessarily contradict the idea that self-evaluation is high in late adulthood because the results probably reflect
A) a shift toward greater modesty and humility in old age.
B) a tendency to embellish or exaggerate the truth in old age.
C) an inability of elderly participants to understand survey questions.
D) stereotype threat.
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