The U.S. government typically classifies people aged sixty-five years old as ________, at which point citizens are eligible for federal benefits such as Social Security and Medicare.

According to this theory on aging, the elderly make specific choices to maintain consistency in internal (personality structure, beliefs) and external structures (relationships), remaining active and involved throughout their elder years.

Healthcare, as we know it, is virtually non-existent in ________ countries.

The baby boomers are an age cohort who were born between

According to ________, the sick role exemption is temporary and relative to the severity of the illness. The exemption also requires that a physician must certify that the illness is genuine.

China is about to enter a time of an

The United States’ older adult population can be divided into three life-stage subgroups: the ________ (approximately sixty-five to seventy-four years old), the ________ (ages seventy-five to eighty-four years old), and the ________ (over age eighty-five).

Given a public education system that is primarily funded ________, we see a wide disparity of funding per student throughout the country.

Reported in the U.S. Census Current Population Survey of 2013, research indicates that ________ of people in the United States have no health insurance at all.

A ________ is a group of people who share a statistical or demographic trait.