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Nuns who participated in a longitudinal study of aging in late adulthood also wrote autobiographies when they were in young adulthood. Researchers studied links between the content of those autobiographies and later healthy aging. Which of the following did they find to be a predictor of health and longevity?

Which of the following is NOT one of the components of psychological well-being according to Ryff’s dimensional approach?

Between ages 6–8 years, the adrenal glands of both boys and girls increase their production of adrenal androgens, which contribute to the secondary sex characteristics of pubic and axillary hair. This process is called

A group of 100 parents who were abused as children have gathered at a conference to discuss challenges of raising a family. About how many of the group have abused their own children?

To foster good health, children should participate in at least how many minutes of moderate or vigorous physical activity every day? 

Frank, who has the APOE4 gene, took many hits in his days as a pro football player, sustaining several concussions. Frank is now in the late stages of Alzheimer’s disease. This is an example of the role of what in psychopathology?

Which cognitive concept refers to the things we do across the lifespan to safeguard neurons and neural connections and to repair or heal our brain when it is damaged? 

Infants can flail their arms around before they can move their hands and fingers with any precision. This illustrates which principle of growth?

The family systems approach to understanding families suggests that

Curtis often worries that his romantic partner doesn’t love him or wants to leave him. He desperately wants to be emotionally close to his partner.  A developmentalist would likely identify Curtis as having what type of attachment style?