Author Question: Those who frame their research questions in terms of public issues, rather than personal troubles, ... (Read 101 times)

LaDunn · **on:** Aug 23, 2018

Those who frame their research questions in terms of public issues, rather than personal troubles, can be said to use

a. the sociological perspective.
b. functionalist theory.
c. psychoanalysis.
d. a public health perspective.
e. radical theory.

Question 2

Describe Vaillant's model of successful aging.

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SomethingSomething · **Reply #1 on:** Aug 23, 2018

Answer to Question 1

ANSWER: .a

Answer to Question 2

Vaillant (2002) proposed a model of successful aging that has six criteria, three related to health and three related to social engagement and productive activity. The three criteria related to health are no physical disability at age 75 as rated by a physician, good subjective physical health (that is, no issues with instrumental activities of daily living IADLs), and length of undisabled life. The three social engagement factors are good mental health, objective social support, and self-rated life satisfaction in eight domains (marriage, income-producing work, children, friendships, hobbies, community service, religion, and recreation/sports). Vaillant's research indicates that older age has unique aspects. Factors that predict health at earlier points in the life span may not in the later years.