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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