People of varying ages have different attitudes toward death.  Ask people of different ages (ideally, at least one from each decade:  younger than 20, in their 20’s, 30’s, 40’s, 50’s, 60’s, 70’s or older), what thoughts they have about their own death.  Have they experienced the death of a close friend or family member?  Are […]

You will write one short paper based on a social psychology research article that interests you from a selection of articles available on E-campus. I have several articles that you can choose from, and you must choose from one of the list I have provided. This paper is due by the date indicated in the […]

Before completing this discussion question, watch Death is Not Final: A Debate (Links to an external site.) (2014). Provide some examples of how early experiences with death can shape an individual’s later view of death. Provide real life examples. Review the article Death, American Style: A Cultural History of Dying in America (Links to an […]

One of the cognitive changes older adults worry about and fear most is memory loss. Some older adults may assume that any memory loss means that they are developing dementia. However, some memory loss that occurs with aging is normal and can be managed by understanding why it occurs and using memory-training exercises to reduce […]