Reminiscence
a. allows the elderly to make reasonable projections about the future.
b. typically increases elders anxiety about death.
c. is almost always a matter of private reflection.
d. for the elderly involves only vague memories of past events.
Question 2
A study by Lofland (1979) on dying suggests that
a. basic personality traits during life are not good predictors of how one will face death.
b. people can decide how much activity to devote to the dying role.
c. old people experience a different process of dying than young people.
d. people have no choices in the way that they die.
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