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the tendency to associate health problems to the aging
age attribution process rather than a pathological condition
stereotypes and prejudices applied to older adults on the
basis of age, widespread, socially acceptable
ageism
neg outcome of ageism, affects women more then men,
associated with poor health, impacts social relationships
aging and anxietty and validates society unfair perception of attractiveness
aging in place staying at home
regards aging as something able to be conquered and
reversible; interventions include lifestyle modifications
anti-aging and dietary supplements
the tendency to associate health problems to the aging
age attribution process rather than a pathological condition
stereotypes and prejudices applied to older adults on the
basis of age, widespread, socially acceptable
ageism
neg outcome of ageism, affects women more then men,
associated with poor health, impacts social relationships
aging and anxietty and validates society unfair perception of attractiveness
aging in place staying at home
regards aging as something able to be conquered and
reversible; interventions include lifestyle modifications
anti-aging and dietary supplements
