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Psychology Of Aging

The psychology of aging studies the psychological changes and challenges that individuals face as they grow older, including cognitive decline, emotional shifts, and social adjustments. It also examines how aging influences behavior, mental health, and overall well-being throughout the lifespan.

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The psychology of aging is a vital field that examines how individuals' mental processes and behaviors evolve as they age. It encompasses various aspects, including cognitive changes, emotional well-being, and the importance of social relationships. Understanding these changes can help improve the q...

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Key Terms

Cognitive Aging
The gradual decline in cognitive abilities as one ages.

Example: Memory recall may become slower in older adults.

Ageism
Prejudice or discrimination against individuals based on their age.

Example: Assuming older adults cannot learn new technologies.

Emotional Regulation
The ability to manage and respond to emotional experiences.

Example: Older adults often show better emotional regulation than younger people.

Loneliness
A feeling of sadness due to lack of social connections.

Example: Many elderly individuals report feelings of loneliness after retirement.

Social Support
The perception and reality of being cared for and having assistance.

Example: Family and friends provide social support to older adults.

Wisdom
The ability to make sound judgments based on knowledge and experience.

Example: Older adults often provide valuable insights due to their life experiences.

Related Topics

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

Key Concepts

Cognitive AgingEmotional Well-beingSocial RelationshipsAgeism