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Psychological Changes in Ageing

The mental and emotional transformations that occur as a result of ageing, including changes to cognitive functioning, which can affect an individual's thoughts, feelings, and behaviors, and influence their overall well-being and ability to function independently

intermediate
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As people age, they experience various psychological changes that can affect their cognitive abilities, emotional health, and social interactions. Cognitive decline is common, but it varies widely among individuals. Emotional well-being is crucial, as many older adults face challenges such as anxiet...

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Key Terms

Cognitive Decline
A decrease in cognitive abilities such as memory and reasoning.

Example: Many seniors may forget names or misplace items.

Emotional Well-being
A state of positive mental health and emotional stability.

Example: Feeling content and having a positive outlook on life.

Social Isolation
A lack of social connections and interactions.

Example: An elderly person living alone with little contact with others.

Mental Health Disorders
Conditions that affect mood, thinking, and behavior.

Example: Depression and anxiety are common in older adults.

Coping Mechanisms
Strategies used to manage stress and emotional challenges.

Example: Engaging in hobbies or talking to friends.

Support Systems
Networks of people who provide emotional and practical support.

Example: Family, friends, and community groups.

Related Topics

Gerontology
The study of the aging process and the challenges that elderly individuals face.
advanced
Mental Health in Elderly
Focuses on mental health issues specifically affecting older adults.
intermediate
Developmental Psychology
Explores psychological growth and changes throughout the lifespan.
intermediate

Key Concepts

Cognitive DeclineEmotional Well-beingSocial InteractionMental Health