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Which theoretical views form the foundation of biological theories of aging?
Which theoretical views form the foundation of biological theories of aging?
- Error (stochastic) theories and predetermined aging (nonstochastic) theories (correct)
- Wear-and-tear theory and cross-linkage theory
- Cross-linkage theory and free radical theory
- Free radical theory and wear-and-tear theory
What do both error (stochastic) theories and predetermined aging (nonstochastic) theories agree on?
What do both error (stochastic) theories and predetermined aging (nonstochastic) theories agree on?
- Aging is primarily caused by free radical theory.
- Cells in the body become disorganized or chaotic and are no longer able to replicate, and cells die. (correct)
- Aging is the result of wearing out over time because of continued use and trauma.
- The visible signs of aging, such as gray hair, are solely caused by cross-linkage theory.
What is the primary explanation provided by error theories for aging?
What is the primary explanation provided by error theories for aging?
- Increased activity of free radicals in the body
- Cross-linkage of cells in the body
- Accumulation of errors in the synthesis of cellular DNA and RNA (correct)
- Wearing out of cells over time due to continued use and trauma
What are the visible signs of aging, according to the text?
What are the visible signs of aging, according to the text?
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Which of the following is considered one of the most common theories of error, as mentioned in the text?
Which of the following is considered one of the most common theories of error, as mentioned in the text?
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