@Danette Elliott #9

Please help me celebrate Shekinah Burnette on passing her exam! We are so proud of her and excited to celebrate this huge accomplishment. Another life changed and another goal achieved! You can do this too! Create daily study groups! 2-4 hours a day without me!!!! watch the videos! Study the material! Join my classes!! Here is what Shekinah shared: “Hi, I passed my test. I didn’t get to join the study sessions but I downloaded and watched and used the study material. I will definitely recommend your study sessions.” Congratulations, Shekinah Burnette! Your hard work paid off, and this is a moment worth celebrating. Thank you for allowing me to be a part of your journey. ❤️ Dr. Meka NCE Passing Day Tutoring

Message me when you read this or hit like so I know you saw this!! The high-yield decreasing/falling trends to remember are: - Marriage rates ↓ — fewer people marry, and people tend to marry later. - Birth/fertility rates ↓ — families generally have fewer children. - Household size ↓ — fewer people per household compared with earlier generations. - Traditional nuclear-family households ↓ — greater diversity in family structures. - Infant mortality ↓ — long-term improvement due to medical/public-health advances. - Death rates from many historically common diseases ↓ because of improved health care and prevention. - Physical strength, speed, reaction time, and sensory acuity ↓ with aging. - Fluid intelligence ↓ with age — especially speed of processing and solving novel problems. - Crystallized intelligence generally does NOT decline early; knowledge, vocabulary, and accumulated experience tend to remain stable or increase until later life. - Social interaction/network size may decrease in later adulthood, while emotionally meaningful relationships become more selective. And remember the opposite trends, because the NCE loves flipping the question: Increasing ↑: life expectancy, age at first marriage, older-adult population, cohabitation, diversity of family structures, women in the workforce, and the need for elder care. One big exam trap: “Intelligence declines with age” is too broad. Think fluid ↓, crystallized stays stable/↑.