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Developmental influences resulting from biological, psychological, and socio-cultural forces and
which are usually associated with chronological age, are referred to as … . An example of such
an influence is … .
Select one:
a.
normative age-graded influences; a woman in middle adulthood experiencing menopause
b.
non-normative influences; a young boy who loses his leg in a car accident
c.
life-cycle forces; a man in his middle years who manages to learn to use the computer to adjust
to the information and communication technology of the modern era
d.
normative history-graded influences; a man who is a victim of violence in South-Africa
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The experience by adults that the self remains basically the same regardless of biological and
chronological age, is referred to as ...
Select one:
a.
the ageless self.
b.
the primary age.
c.
the personal age.
d.
the secondary age.
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