At what point in an average woman's life would her crystallized intelligence scores be most significantly greater than her fluid intelligence scores?

Knowing she was terminally ill, Bonnie swallowed a handful of barbiturates in order to save herself and her family from the final painful months of life. Bonnie is an example of what Edwin Shneidman refers to as a:

A) death seeker. B) death initiator. C) death ignorer. D) death darer.

Selective attention ____________________________

a. refers to the placement of things into meaningful categories b. refers to thinking about thinking c. refers to focusing on the relevant stimuli, while ignoring what is irrelevant d. is a common measure of intelligence