Have accidents that cause death but are deemed to be “natural causes”
All of the above (p326-327)
“It is unrealistic to expect older adults to be fully active in societal roles.” This is a tenet of which theory?
Activity theory
Disengagement theory (p328)
Continuity theory
Ageing theory
“If older adults do disengage from their roles it is because of factors out of their control such as economics, discrimination, and poor health.” This is the position of which theory?
Continuity theory
Ageing theory
Activity theory (p329-329)
Disengagement theory
Who/what does activity theory say is responsible for older adults disengaging from their societal roles?
The elderly themselves
Families of the elderly
Employers
Society (p329)
Continuity theory emphases the role of ________ in determining the outcomes of older adults.
“There must be a mistake” is a response that corresponds to which stage of Kubler-Ross’ model of death and dying?
Stage four depression
Stage two: anger
Stage one: denial (p335)
Stage five: acceptance
All the following may face older adults when grandparenting EXCEPT:
Legal issues
Financial challenges
Familial conflict
Adequate public programs (p326-327)
According to the Administration on Aging, when an adult child is the primary caregiver of an elderly parent AND is financially dependent on the parent, the risk of elder abuse and neglect
Decreases
Increases (p340)
Diminishes
Inconclusive
Any set of services provided to people who need sustained help with ADLs and IADLs is referred to as:
Discuss the pros and cons of using chronological age to determine whether a person is old or not. (p317)
List and describe two measures social workers use to assess level of functioning in older adults. (p317)
Describe the relationship between dementia and Alzheimer’s disease. (p323-324)
Discuss the two points of view about how personality affects aging. (p325)
Compare and contrast disengagement theory and activity theory (p328-329)
Discuss the perspective of aging well. (p330)
How could a social worker use Fowler’s stages of faith development to work with older adults? (p331)
Discuss the challenges the gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender individuals may encounter as they age (p332-333)
Why is it critical that social workers understand models of grief especially if they are working with older adults? (p333-334)
With regards to informal caregiving of older adults, discuss exchange theory and how it might explain the dynamics of their relationship. (p339)
Discuss the difficulties older adults may face as they age from the medical model perspective (p310-320). What issues, that may equally impact the elderly, does this model fail to take into account? (p323-332)
Discuss the levels of functioning continuum. Provide examples of what you would expect to see in each level. (p324)
Discuss the term triple jeopardy. (p337-338)
Define and discuss the differences between active and passive euthanasia. (p343)