A) the children of middle-aged adults
B) the parents of middle-aged adults
C) the middle-aged adults themselves
D) both the children and parents of middle-aged adults
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A) 25
B) 30
C) 40
D) 50
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A) ignoring the developmental stages adults go through.
B) placing too much emphasis on change.
C) not considering the female experience.
D) focusing on minor and not major life events.
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A) fewer
B) more
C) the same amount of
D) different kinds of
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A) has been validated.
B) has been exaggerated.
C) has no cross-cultural validity.
D) has been underestimated.
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A) sensitivity
B) masculinity/femininity
C) aggressiveness
D) extraversion
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A) often missing;these cultures only refer to adults as young or old.
B) about the same as it is in industrialized countries like the United States.
C) more finely discerned;many cultures speak of five or more different stages of middle adulthood.
D) more rigidly defined;there are rites of passage set at particular ages for entering into middle age and the elder years.
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A) a pleasure;a burden
B) a responsibility;voluntary
C) energizing;an energy drain
D) voluntary;a responsibility
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A) suffering from the empty nest syndrome.
B) emotionally unattached to their children.
C) normal in their response to the departure of their children.
D) living through their children's lives rather than living for themselves.
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A) Mexican Americans
B) African Americans
C) White Americans
D) Native Americans
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A) men and women experience very different normative changes during middle adulthood.
B) there are no significant changes in personality from childhood to middle adulthood.
C) personality,overall,becomes more stable as we age.
D) everyone passes through the same stages of personality development at about the same time.
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A) Both Allan and Jan will see the divorce as a betrayal by the other partner.
B) Both Allan and Jan will have greater difficulty acquiring the material things they need at this stage of life.
C) Allan and Jan's children will have greater difficulty adjusting to the divorce than if it had happened when they were younger.
D) Both Allan and Jan will be better able to use the divorce as a way to make positive changes in their lives than they could have several years ago.
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A) Women have significantly less distress during this process.
B) Women face the midlife transition earlier and with greater difficulty than do men.
C) Women who have had children have an easier time than those who have not.
D) There are no real significant differences between how men and how women fare in midlife transition.
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A) stability
B) improvement
C) disintegration
D) change
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A) not experience much of a midlife crisis.
B) experience a midlife crisis that results in a significant loss of status and respect by her culture.
C) experience a midlife crisis in much the same way that she would if she lived in an industrialized country.
D) experience a more severe and negative midlife crisis than she would if she lived in an industrialized country.
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