12.9 HowhasKohlberg’stheory beencriticized?17.5 How dotheoriesexplainbiologicalaging?16.6 How dosocial networkschange duringmiddleadulthood?17.4 Whattypes ofsensorychanges occurin lateadulthood?17.3 Howdoes the brainchange in lateadulthood?11.11 What arethe characteristicsof thought inPiaget’s formaloperational stage?14.12 How docareer goalsand jobsatisfactionchange overtime?19.7 How didKübler-Rossexplain theprocess ofdeath?12.7 What are thefeatures of moralreasoning at eachof Kohlberg’sstages?14.2 What is alife structure,and how doesit change?13.1 What isthe differencebetweenprimary andsecondaryaging?15.4 How dovision andhearingchange inmiddle age?12.4 How doesself-esteemchange acrossthe teenageyears?16.8 Whatfactorsinfluence worksatisfaction inmiddleadulthood?19.6 Howdo adultspreparefor death?15.1 What doresearchersknow aboutbrain functionin middle age?11.9 What arethecharacteristicsand causes ofeatingdisorders?14.9 Whathappensduring thetransition toparenthood?17.9 What kinds ofmemorydifferencesdistinguish olderand youngeradults?18.2 What arethe main ideasof activity,disengagement,and continuitytheory?19.5 Whatfactors arerelated to fearof death inadults?11.2 Whatare the majormilestones ofpuberty?18.3 How issuccessfulagingmanifested inthe lives ofolder adults?15.5 Howdoescardiovasculardiseasedevelop?12.9 HowhasKohlberg’stheory beencriticized?17.5 How dotheoriesexplainbiologicalaging?16.6 How dosocial networkschange duringmiddleadulthood?17.4 Whattypes ofsensorychanges occurin lateadulthood?17.3 Howdoes the brainchange in lateadulthood?11.11 What arethe characteristicsof thought inPiaget’s formaloperational stage?14.12 How docareer goalsand jobsatisfactionchange overtime?19.7 How didKübler-Rossexplain theprocess ofdeath?12.7 What are thefeatures of moralreasoning at eachof Kohlberg’sstages?14.2 What is alife structure,and how doesit change?13.1 What isthe differencebetweenprimary andsecondaryaging?15.4 How dovision andhearingchange inmiddle age?12.4 How doesself-esteemchange acrossthe teenageyears?16.8 Whatfactorsinfluence worksatisfaction inmiddleadulthood?19.6 Howdo adultspreparefor death?15.1 What doresearchersknow aboutbrain functionin middle age?11.9 What arethecharacteristicsand causes ofeatingdisorders?14.9 Whathappensduring thetransition toparenthood?17.9 What kinds ofmemorydifferencesdistinguish olderand youngeradults?18.2 What arethe main ideasof activity,disengagement,and continuitytheory?19.5 Whatfactors arerelated to fearof death inadults?11.2 Whatare the majormilestones ofpuberty?18.3 How issuccessfulagingmanifested inthe lives ofolder adults?15.5 Howdoescardiovasculardiseasedevelop?

Human Lifespan Development Final Exam - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. 12.9 How has Kohlberg’s theory been criticized?
  2. 17.5 How do theories explain biological aging?
  3. 16.6 How do social networks change during middle adulthood?
  4. 17.4 What types of sensory changes occur in late adulthood?
  5. 17.3 How does the brain change in late adulthood?
  6. 11.11 What are the characteristics of thought in Piaget’s formal operational stage?
  7. 14.12 How do career goals and job satisfaction change over time?
  8. 19.7 How did Kübler-Ross explain the process of death?
  9. 12.7 What are the features of moral reasoning at each of Kohlberg’s stages?
  10. 14.2 What is a life structure, and how does it change?
  11. 13.1 What is the difference between primary and secondary aging?
  12. 15.4 How do vision and hearing change in middle age?
  13. 12.4 How does self-esteem change across the teenage years?
  14. 16.8 What factors influence work satisfaction in middle adulthood?
  15. 19.6 How do adults prepare for death?
  16. 15.1 What do researchers know about brain function in middle age?
  17. 11.9 What are the characteristics and causes of eating disorders?
  18. 14.9 What happens during the transition to parenthood?
  19. 17.9 What kinds of memory differences distinguish older and younger adults?
  20. 18.2 What are the main ideas of activity, disengagement, and continuity theory?
  21. 19.5 What factors are related to fear of death in adults?
  22. 11.2 What are the major milestones of puberty?
  23. 18.3 How is successful aging manifested in the lives of older adults?
  24. 15.5 How does cardiovascular disease develop?