AGEIST STEREOTYPES AND THE INTERGENERATIONAL REENGAGEMENT OF OLDER ADULTS | Zendy

Graham D. Rowles | Zendy; M. Aaron Guest | Zendy; Tina M. Kruger | Zendy; Amy M. Schuster | Zendy; Keith A. Anderson | Zendy; Katheriikzad-Terhune | Zendy; Veronica Lawson | Zendy

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AGEIST STEREOTYPES AND THE INTERGENERATIONAL REENGAGEMENT OF OLDER ADULTS

Author(s) -

Graham D. Rowles,

M. Aaron Guest,

Tina M. Kruger,

Amy M. Schuster,

Keith A. Anderson,

Katheriikzad-Terhune,

Veronica Lawson

Publication year - 2017

Publication title -

innovation in aging

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

ISSN - 2399-5300

DOI - 10.1093/geroni/igx004.474

Subject(s) - prejudice (legal term) , psychology , institutionalisation , grandparent , gerontology , age discrimination , older people , developmental psychology , social psychology , medicine , political science , law , psychiatry

and being loved. Based on the high prevalence of love in the lives of older adults and the enduring nature of love over time, our findings support the view that love is a cultural universal. With more and more people living to reach old-age, recognizing the almost universal potential of older adults for loving and being loved become important challenges to disavowing ageism and for maintaining a civil society.

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