Which of the following is an example of selective optimization with compensation?
a) Anika, a 77-year-old who used to run marathons, now takes long walks in the park that are less painful with her arthritis.
b) Naji, an 81-year-old, happily spends his time reading the newspaper and surfing the Internet.
Consider This: Those in late adulthood make choices to maximize life while compensating for declines.
LO 12.1: Describe the events and activities that typically classify each stage of adulthood
c) Astrid, a 90-year-old, is still able to knit sweaters for her great-grandchildren.
Consider This: Those in late adulthood make choices to maximize life while compensating for declines.
LO 12.1: Describe the events and activities that typically classify each stage of adulthood
d) Silas, an 83-year-old, serves on the board of directors for the local hospital.
Consider This: Those in late adulthood make choices to maximize life while compensating for declines.
LO 12.1: Describe the events and activities that typically classify each stage of adulthood
ANS: a
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