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Intergenerational Conflict & Solutions for Social Security: Challenges & Preventions, Quizzes of Psychology

The causes and consequences of intergenerational conflict, specifically focusing on the impact of baby boomers on social security and medicare. It also presents potential solutions, including primary, secondary, tertiary, and quaternary prevention strategies, as well as critiques of existing models of successful aging. Students will gain insights into the complexities of aging populations and the importance of addressing social and economic challenges.

Typology: Quizzes

2009/2010

Uploaded on 06/10/2010

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TERM 1
intergenerational conflict, reasons
researchers fear it might happen
DEFINITION 1
conflict between members of different generations; by 2030
proportion of OA will have doubled; OA will expect to keep
affluent lifestyle and comfy retirement viewed as right not
privilege; ratios of workers to retirees will fall; increase in
divorce decreases obligation felt to uninvolved parents
TERM 2
Baby boomers ruining soc security and
medicare
DEFINITION 2
by the time baby boomers have retired there will be nearly
twice as many people collecting social security per worker
paying into the system as there is today; medicare also
funded by payroll tax, along with rapid increases of health
care costs and increasing ppl needing it
TERM 3
Solutions for fixing Social Security
DEFINITION 3
privatization (allowing workers to invest money in personal
retirement accounts0; Means-test benefits (eliminate
benefits to ppl with high incomes)
TERM 4
Primary prevention
DEFINITION 4
any intervention that prevents a disease or condition from
occurring. Ex) immunizing against illnesses
TERM 5
Secondary prevention
DEFINITION 5
instituted early after a condition has begun (but may not yet
have been diagnosed) and before significant impairments
have occurred. Ex) cancer and cardiovascular disease
screening
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intergenerational conflict, reasons

researchers fear it might happen

conflict between members of different generations; by 2030 proportion of OA will have doubled; OA will expect to keep affluent lifestyle and comfy retirement viewed as right not privilege; ratios of workers to retirees will fall; increase in divorce decreases obligation felt to uninvolved parents TERM 2

Baby boomers ruining soc security and

medicare

DEFINITION 2 by the time baby boomers have retired there will be nearly twice as many people collecting social security per worker paying into the system as there is today; medicare also funded by payroll tax, along with rapid increases of health care costs and increasing ppl needing it TERM 3

Solutions for fixing Social Security

DEFINITION 3 privatization (allowing workers to invest money in personal retirement accounts0; Means-test benefits (eliminate benefits to ppl with high incomes) TERM 4

Primary prevention

DEFINITION 4 any intervention that prevents a disease or condition from occurring. Ex) immunizing against illnesses TERM 5

Secondary prevention

DEFINITION 5 instituted early after a condition has begun (but may not yet have been diagnosed) and before significant impairments have occurred. Ex) cancer and cardiovascular disease screening

Tertiary prevention

efforts to avoid the development of complications or secondary chronic conditions, mangage the pain associated with the primary chronic condition and sustain life through medical intervention (moving bed ridden person to prevent sores) TERM 7

Quaternary prevention

DEFINITION 7 efforts specifically aimed at improving the functional capacities of ppl who have chronic conditions. Ex) cognitive interventions for ppl with Alzheimers TERM 8

Barriers discouraging older adults from

exercising

DEFINITION 8 chronic diseases such as arthritis, and more prone to injury TERM 9

Nutritional changes with age

DEFINITION 9 Body metabolism and the digestive process slow down with age TERM 10

Rowe & Kahn's model of successful

aging

DEFINITION 10 3 dimensions that represent the concept of successful aging most fully: 1) avoidance of disease and disability 2) maintenance of cognitive and physical function 3) sustained engagement with life