1 .		A theory that is consistent with society's values of work and productivity is _____.    continuity theory   role theory   activity theory
2 .		The theory that is based on the idea that an elder's value depends on the balance of his/her contributions against the cost of supporting him/her is called _____    disengagement   social exchange theory   cognitive-behavioral theory
3 .		The theory that proposes that people seek more passive social roles and interact less frequently with others as they age is called _____.    social reconstruction   disengagement   cognitive
4 .		_____ is the theory based on the assumption that people have basic core personality characteristics that remain fairly stable throughout adulthood and old age.    Role   Exchange   Continuity
5 .		_____ theory states that people age most successfully by remaining involved in as many roles as possible.    Continuity   Activity   Integrity
6 .		Differences in how people behave, think and, in turn, contribute to society that include both the life course and the historical dimensions are called _____.    cohort flow   age-graded   unique
7 .		The model which argues that women occupy an inferior status in old age as a result of living in a capitalist and patriarchal society is called _____.    socialist feminism   feminist theory   feminist perspective
8 .		The theory based on the hypothesis that social class determines a person's access to resources and that dominant groups within society try to sustain their own interests by perpetuating class inequities is called _____    positivism   social exchange theory   political economy of aging
9 .		The inability of social structures to adapt to changes in population and individual lives is called _____.    structural lag   life course perspective   subculture theory
10 .		_____ is the process whereby individuals disengage from roles central to their identity.    Role theory   Role exit   Productive roles