Kathy and her husband divorced shortly after their youngest daughter began high school.  After her ex-husband remarried a year later, Kathy had the primary responsibility of caring for their two teenage children.  Early on, Kathy was a full-time mother while her children were young, and re-entered the workforce after they began elementary school.  Now that Kathy and her ex-husband are both entering into retirement, which of the following is most likely to be true?

Mr. Rosier is poor and needs housing assistance. As a social worker, you encourage him to apply for:

Marjorie is watching a documentary about the burden of supporting the elderly population as the baby boomers become senior citizens. The documentary explores:

Every since flu shots were offered to patients in the Majestic Oaks Nursing Home in 2003, the incidence of death in the Home has significantly declines. This suggests a change in the:

Tony’s research is concerned with why elderly women are more likely to live in poverty than elderly men. This research is most in line with:

Marylou is 42 years old and her teen-aged daughter just had a baby, making Marylou a grandmother. Being a grandmother has increased Marylou’s:

Maria just informed her academic advisor that she would like to change her major. Maria would like to study basic population processes like fertility, mortality and migration. She is changing her major to:

Before she goes to work each morning, Kaitlin Jones drops her elderly mother, Mrs. Finklestein, off at the community center. Mrs. Finklestein will engage in activities with other seniors, have lunch, and watch some television before her daughter picks her up to return home. This reflects:

During the early 1980s, early retirement incentive programs(ERIPs) were used to:

According to person-environment theories of aging, life satisfaction will be greatest in an environment that allows a person to meet his/her physical, cognitive, and emotional needs.