Paul and Margaret Baltes emphasize that people can choose to cope with physical and cognitive losses in late adulthood through selective optimization with ______

In a great majority of cases, suicide attempts are:

A) made without clues as to what is about to happen. B) considered in advance and weighed against other alternatives. C) impulsive, spur-of-the-moment actions. D) never mentioned to others beforehand.

Aisha's parents have transferred her to a private school. It is likely that she will

A) not have access to as many advanced courses as her friends in public school. B) do no better on achievement tests than she would have if she hadn't transferred. C) receive more support and help from her parents and teachers. D) have just as many classmates whose parents are poor.