BEHS 380 END OF LIFE: ISSUES AND
PERSPECTIVES QUIZ 1 ACTUAL EXAM
PAPER 2026 QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS
GRADED A+
◍ which of the following is regarded as the most effective intervention for
treating childhood obesity?.
Answer: a family-based approach focused on changing behaviors
◍ People from all religions and cultures hope for a good death, which includes
a:.
Answer: All of the above -- Long life; Peaceful death; Quick death
◍ According to Kübler-Ross, the first stage of dying is:.
Answer: Denial
◍ The program in which terminally ill patients receive palliative care to reduce
suffering is:.
Answer: Hospice
◍ What was the most common cause of death for 15- to 24-year-olds in the
early twentieth century?.
Answer: Diseases
◍ When people have near-death experiences, they often:.
Answer: Talk of moving towards a bright light
◍ In the US, __________are the poorest of any age group.
Answer: children
◍ What is it called when a person can move only his or her eyes, with brain
waves still present?.
, Answer: Locked-in syndrome
◍ _____ care is care designed to relieve pain and suffering, not to treat an
illness..
Answer: Palliative
◍ In the state of Oregon, what factors control the number of physician-assisted
suicide deaths?.
Answer: Because of measures taken to control the number of deaths, only
one-third of all requests are approved
◍ According to the text, both healthy older adults and older adults with cancer
most often choose to spend free time with:.
Answer: A family member
◍ A near-death experience is often an occasion for:.
Answer: Religious affirmation
◍ research on obesity has revealed that.
Answer: childhood obesity rates are increasing in many Western nations
◍ One reason why adolescents and emerging adults die in suicides, homicides,
and accidents may be that they:.
Answer: All of the above -- Romanticize death; Are more vulnerable to
cluster suicides; Are more vulnerable to foolish dares and drunk driving
◍ Which of the following is a component of every religion?.
Answer: Providing hope at death
◍ Death in the prime of life is usually _____ than death in late adulthood..
Answer: harder to accept
◍ new evidence suggests that.
Answer: people are not only affected by but also contribute to the contexts
in which they develop
◍ The public ceremonies and behaviors that a religion or culture prescribes to
honor the dead are part of:.
Answer: Mourning
, ◍ in adulthood, the friends we have tend to be.
Answer: similar to ourselves in most ways
◍ the field of human development is considered to be _________ because
investigators in many different scientific fields engage in research in this
area of study.
Answer: interdisciplinary
◍ All of the following are ways that death has changed in the past hundred
years EXCEPT:.
Answer: Fewer deaths occur in hospitals
◍ In passive euthanasia, a person is:.
Answer: Allowed to die
◍ theorists who argue that personality is determined almost exclusively by
parents' childrearing style support which view of human development?.
Answer: nurture
◍ The loved ones of a murder or suicide victim are at risk for experiencing:.
Answer: Incomplete greif
◍ an orderly, integrated set of statements that describes, explains, and predicts
behavior.
Answer: theory
◍ eating an evening meal with parents leads to a diet higher in fruits,
vegetables, grains, and milk products and lower in soft drinks and fast foods.
Answer: yes
◍ a powerful predictor of ill health during the school years.
Answer: poverty
◍ Which of the following is true about death and dying?.
Answer: most people say they want death with dignity
◍ which of the following is the best example of a history-graded influence in
development?.
PERSPECTIVES QUIZ 1 ACTUAL EXAM
PAPER 2026 QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS
GRADED A+
◍ which of the following is regarded as the most effective intervention for
treating childhood obesity?.
Answer: a family-based approach focused on changing behaviors
◍ People from all religions and cultures hope for a good death, which includes
a:.
Answer: All of the above -- Long life; Peaceful death; Quick death
◍ According to Kübler-Ross, the first stage of dying is:.
Answer: Denial
◍ The program in which terminally ill patients receive palliative care to reduce
suffering is:.
Answer: Hospice
◍ What was the most common cause of death for 15- to 24-year-olds in the
early twentieth century?.
Answer: Diseases
◍ When people have near-death experiences, they often:.
Answer: Talk of moving towards a bright light
◍ In the US, __________are the poorest of any age group.
Answer: children
◍ What is it called when a person can move only his or her eyes, with brain
waves still present?.
, Answer: Locked-in syndrome
◍ _____ care is care designed to relieve pain and suffering, not to treat an
illness..
Answer: Palliative
◍ In the state of Oregon, what factors control the number of physician-assisted
suicide deaths?.
Answer: Because of measures taken to control the number of deaths, only
one-third of all requests are approved
◍ According to the text, both healthy older adults and older adults with cancer
most often choose to spend free time with:.
Answer: A family member
◍ A near-death experience is often an occasion for:.
Answer: Religious affirmation
◍ research on obesity has revealed that.
Answer: childhood obesity rates are increasing in many Western nations
◍ One reason why adolescents and emerging adults die in suicides, homicides,
and accidents may be that they:.
Answer: All of the above -- Romanticize death; Are more vulnerable to
cluster suicides; Are more vulnerable to foolish dares and drunk driving
◍ Which of the following is a component of every religion?.
Answer: Providing hope at death
◍ Death in the prime of life is usually _____ than death in late adulthood..
Answer: harder to accept
◍ new evidence suggests that.
Answer: people are not only affected by but also contribute to the contexts
in which they develop
◍ The public ceremonies and behaviors that a religion or culture prescribes to
honor the dead are part of:.
Answer: Mourning
, ◍ in adulthood, the friends we have tend to be.
Answer: similar to ourselves in most ways
◍ the field of human development is considered to be _________ because
investigators in many different scientific fields engage in research in this
area of study.
Answer: interdisciplinary
◍ All of the following are ways that death has changed in the past hundred
years EXCEPT:.
Answer: Fewer deaths occur in hospitals
◍ In passive euthanasia, a person is:.
Answer: Allowed to die
◍ theorists who argue that personality is determined almost exclusively by
parents' childrearing style support which view of human development?.
Answer: nurture
◍ The loved ones of a murder or suicide victim are at risk for experiencing:.
Answer: Incomplete greif
◍ an orderly, integrated set of statements that describes, explains, and predicts
behavior.
Answer: theory
◍ eating an evening meal with parents leads to a diet higher in fruits,
vegetables, grains, and milk products and lower in soft drinks and fast foods.
Answer: yes
◍ a powerful predictor of ill health during the school years.
Answer: poverty
◍ Which of the following is true about death and dying?.
Answer: most people say they want death with dignity
◍ which of the following is the best example of a history-graded influence in
development?.
