Continuity theory uses:
A) a life course perspective to define normal aging and to distinguish it from pathological aging.
B) role models to establish how successful older adults are aging.
C) objective tests to measure the aging process.
D) subjective tests to measure the aging process.

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Continuity theory emphasizes that individuals strive to maintain a sense of consistency in their personality, relationships, and activities as they age. This theory is based on a life course perspective which views aging as a natural and predictable process that unfolds over time. Continuity theory does not rely on role models, objective tests, or subjective tests to define or measure aging.

Continuity Theory Uses