1	Slows down in middle age often resulting in weight gain		_____	testosterone
2	health burdens from this growing problem include heart diseas, type 2 diabetes, certain cancers and stroke		_____	the Nun Study
3	this accounts for loss of muscle mass in later life		_____	metabolism
4	this was used as a measure of health by Sampson et al		_____	Hormone Replacement Therapy
5	ability to respond to demands for extraordinary output		_____	slowing of nervous system
6	based on stereotypes, prejudice against older people		_____	menopause
7	definition used by some referring to having physical and mental abilities to avoid nursing home care		_____	Premenstrual Syndrome
8	levels of this hormone are higher primarily in June and July		_____	obesity
9	only 5% of women experience significant symptoms of this		_____	andropause
10	ending of women's menstrual periods in midlife		_____	sedentary lifestyle
11	2/3 of menopausal women experience this, lasting a few seconds or minutes at a time		_____	reserve capacity
12	menopause is no big deal for women despite these myths held by premenapausal women		_____	ageism
13	taking estrogen and progesterone to compensate for women's hormone loss at menapause		_____	osteoarthritis
14	risks associated with HRT		_____	osteoporosis
15	male decrease in libido, fatigue, erectile dysfunction		_____	"not old"
16	age 72 and older, reduced pace while doing this		_____	walking and other motor actions
17	central change according to James Birren		_____	hot flashes
18	excess alcohol use, high fat diet and smoking		_____	aging, disease, disuse, and abuse
19	poor functioning in old age is due to a combination of the effects of these		_____	idea density
20	porous bone and bone loss		_____	breast cancer, heart attacks and strokes
21	deterioration of cartilage between bones and joints stiffen		_____	abuse of the body
22	according to this study, education affects longevity and health		_____	widespread negative stereotypes
23	a measure of language processing ability		_____	handgrip