1. Compare and contrast four socioemotional theories of aging.

2. Describe some of the personality changes of late adulthood.

Define ageism, and provide two original examples of ageism.

Imagine that you are an older adult. Indicate and explain the policy issues of concern to you.

Indicate the role of attachment in later adulthood.

Explain what an elderly, ethnic woman can expect to experience during late adulthood.

If you were an older adult, what could you expect to happen to aspects of your social relations such as relationships with adult children and friendship?

8. Evaluate your own culture’s regard for the elderly in terms of the seven factors most likely to predict high status for the elderly.

Explain how the selective optimization with compensation model could help you age successfully.

What societal changes have affected the cost of health care? How has the government responded to contain and reduce health care spending? What role should government play in controlling the cost of care and ensuring health coverage?

Key Idea: Movements along a demand curve are called changes in quantity demanded, while shifts to new demand curves are called changes in demand.

1. Explain the differences between a change in quantity demanded and a change in demand. This is a very important concept. Explain in your own words. Find a graph to insert.

2. Define and give examples of the following terms:

a. Normal good

b. Inferior good

c. Substitute

d. Complement

5. List at least two specific shifters with examples that would shift the demand curve rightward.

6. List at least two specific shifters with examples that would shift the demand curve rightward.

a boat sails 6.0[40° N of W]. it then changes direction and sails 10.0km[30° E of N]. Where does the boat end up with reference to it's starting point?

2)What are the main things that shift the consumption schedule?  Note that changes in income don’t shift it because that is built into the slope.  List the things and think about the intuition of how they would affect your own consumption.

3)Consider Investment Demand. What is on the vertical axis? Note: I recommend thinking of the interest rate firms pay to borrow rather than the expected return (the book uses both terms on the vertical axis).  Explain why firms do more investment expenditure when the interest rate drops.

Discuss how bullying effects emotional and personality development in middle and late childhood. Identify changes in peer relationships in middle and late childhood and how bullying affects them. Consider Cyber Bulling, Bullying related to Race or Sexual Orientation, Bullying related to physical appearance, and Bullying that takes the form of social isolation or exclusion.

Answer the following and explain your reasoning briefly. a.Increasing temperature changes the activation energy.True or false? b.For a reaction that has the rate lab, rate=k[A]2[B], doubling the concentration of A has what affect on the reaction rate? c.For a reaction with a large negative ΔG (product favored and spontaneous), the rate will [choose one: always, sometimes, never] be fast.

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a. Using Beer-Lambert equation (A=eCL) to explain how absorbance is affected by changes in concentration and in the pathlength.

b. How to use the molecular structure to predict which molecules will absorb radiation in the IR region

c. Explain the mechanism by which greenhouse gases result in higher atmospheric temperature.

d. Explain why the wavelength at which a molecule absorbs energy is important in determining whether a molecule will act as a greenhouse gas.

e. Explain the importance of the solar window and the atmospheric window (also called thermal window)

1. How are percentage changes in a currency's value measured? Illustrate your answer numerically by assuming a change in the Thai baht's value from a value of $.022 to $.026.

2. What are the basic factors that determine the value of a currency? In equilibrium, what is the relationship between these factors?

Address each question in at least 200 words each