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active life expectancy - ️a way of describing expected length of life, the term active denoting a manner of living that is relatively healthy and independent centenarians - ️people in the population of 100 years or older chronic diseases - ️diseases, like heart disease and diabete...

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D399 INTRO TO GERONTOLOGY TEST
2024-2025 Graded A+
D399 INTRO TO GERONTOLOGY TEST
2024-2025 Graded A+
active life expectancy -
✔️a way of describing expected length of life, the term active denoting a manner of
living that is relatively healthy and independent

centenarians -
✔️people in the population of 100 years or older

chronic diseases -
✔️diseases, like heart disease and diabetes, that require long-term medical care and
related long-term care services and supports

compression of morbidity -
✔️relatively long periods of healthy, active, high-quality existence, and relatively short
periods of illness and dependency in the last few years of life

crossover effect -
✔️elders of color (mostly men) who survive beyond age 75, having longer life
expectancies after age 75 than their white counterparts

demographer -
✔️a person who studies populations and population trends and characteristics

demographic trends -
✔️changes that occur in population, such as the increase in median age

demographics -
✔️the study of populations and their characteristics in a society, e.g., changes in
population due to deaths, births or migrations

dependency ratio -
✔️the number of people age 65 and older to every 100 people of traditional working
ages (18-64)

dependent life expectancy -
✔️a way of describing expected length of life where one is dependent on help from
others

hardiness -
✔️how well an individual copes with disease or other stressors. Affected by both
genetics and past experiences

individual aging process -

, D399 INTRO TO GERONTOLOGY TEST
2024-2025 Graded A+
✔️the physiological, psychological, and social aging process in a person, as opposed
to population aging, which refers to the aging of an entire population

life expectancy -
✔️the average length of time persons in a given society and subgroups defined by
age, gender, race, and ethnicity are expected to live

maximum life span -
✔️the biologically programmed maximum number of years that each species can
expect to live

median age -
✔️the age between two numerically equal groups in a population- one group being
older than this age, and the other group being younger than this age

oldest-old -
✔️people who are 85 years and older

old-old -
✔️people who are 75-84

population aging -
✔️the aging of an entire population, such as the aging of people within a particular
country, as opposed to the aging process of an individual

super-centenarians -
✔️older adults who have reached age 110+

support ratio -
✔️the relationship between the proportion of the population that is employed (Defined
as productive and able to support others) and the proportion that is not in the
workforce (viewed as dependent or as requiring support)

anthropology of aging -
✔️the exploration and understanding of aging within and across the diversity of
human cultures

biculturalism -
✔️the process of integrating two distinct cultures so that they can meaningfully co-
exist

comparative sociocultural gerontology -
✔️comparing the experiences of older adults across various cultures

demographic divide -
✔️dichotomy between the needs of young and old in countries where both age
groups need some assistance

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