SOCL 4531 Study Guide - Quiz Guide: Long-Term Care, Status Quo, Endocrine System
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Modernization theory (societal developments can have (+) and (-) effects on outcomes: 2. ) Life course theory (#"s, total, aggregate experience) 3. ) Demography theory (population characteristics, how measured, how changes, 2000"s/1890"s, 35 million, Dependency ratio (#65+#under 15/15-65: age life course: paradigm of personal experience. Revolution to civil war (1776-1864 - manumit) c. ) reconstruction (civil war 1865 to 1900 women head of households 1894 railroad retirement act d. ) industrialization (1901-1940-great. Depression, 1935 social security act f. d. r. amended e. )wwii (1942-1965 corps. Pension <1961 white house council on ageing>) f. ) modernization (older american. Elderly health, g. ) post modernization (litigation: physical/biological theories a. ) Pbth: (females 5-6 yrs longer life) c. ) cellular pbth: (functional cells erode, leave residue/oxidation) d. ) physiological pbth:(free-radicals, cross-links, ability to control. Systems) e. ) pathology pbth: (illness= lower expectancy: physical consequences a. ) decline in capacity to function, both structure and. Processing b. ) energy (pt. a to pt b) c. )sleep (6-8 hrs) d. ) stature (shorter spine) e. )
