Author Question: Which statement is true about late-life friendships? A) Friendships decrease in importance in ... (Read 143 times)

bobbysung · **on:** Jun 22, 2018

Which statement is true about late-life friendships?

A) Friendships decrease in importance in late adulthood.
B) Older adults report more favorable experiences with friends than with family members.
C) Late-life friendships rely little on spontaneity, openness, mutual caring, or common interests.
D) In late adulthood, friends rarely share pleasurable leisure activities.

Question 2

Which older adult is most likely to receive sibling support when his health declines?

A) Eddie, who is married with two children
B) Harrison, who is childless and never married
C) Abram, who is married with no children
D) Rufus, who is divorced with four children