TRUE/FALSE 1.Fifty years old is now what 80 used to be. 2.Strong families emerge from crises in a slightly weakened state. 3.Strong families expect problems. 4.The number of elderly persons...

TRUE/FALSE

1.Fifty years old is now what 80 used to be.

2.Strong families emerge from crises in a slightly weakened state.

3.Strong families expect problems.

4.The number of elderly persons depending on middle-age children is decreasing.

5.Marriage enrichment for the middle-aged couple tends to focus on improving the marriage.

6.A husband's midlife changes revolve around his work rather than his family.

7.All women face a biological boundary at the end of childbearing years.

8.The extramarital affair in midlife usually does not break up the marriage.

9.During middle age, women tend to become more interested in the world outside the family.

10.Young adults are less likely to live in the homes of their parents today than prior to 1970.