Old Age Teaches

· Publifye AS
Libro electrónico
76
Páxinas
Apto
As valoracións e as recensións non están verificadas  Máis información

Acerca deste libro electrónico

Old Age Teaches explores the untapped potential of elder wisdom in our aging society, challenging the common narrative of aging as decline. The book examines how insights from older adults can address contemporary societal challenges and promote well-being. It bridges the gap between anecdotal wisdom and empirical analysis, offering a fresh perspective on aging populations and their contributions. One intriguing area highlighted is the role of perspective-taking and emotional regulation, aspects often refined with age, and how these contribute to practical judgment.

The book progresses through three core parts: defining elder wisdom, analyzing societal datasets to correlate elder populations with positive outcomes, and exploring practical applications like intergenerational programs. By integrating quantitative data and qualitative insights, Old Age Teaches moves beyond stereotypes to provide an empirically grounded understanding of older adults' value. It highlights how elder wisdom can foster resilience, promote societal well-being, and create more age-friendly communities, ultimately challenging ageist views prevalent in social science and psychology.

Valora este libro electrónico

Dános a túa opinión.

Información de lectura

Smartphones e tabletas
Instala a aplicación Google Play Libros para Android e iPad/iPhone. Sincronízase automaticamente coa túa conta e permíteche ler contido en liña ou sen conexión desde calquera lugar.
Portátiles e ordenadores de escritorio
Podes escoitar os audiolibros comprados en Google Play a través do navegador web do ordenador.
Lectores de libros electrónicos e outros dispositivos
Para ler contido en dispositivos de tinta electrónica, como os lectores de libros electrónicos Kobo, é necesario descargar un ficheiro e transferilo ao dispositivo. Sigue as instrucións detalladas do Centro de axuda para transferir ficheiros a lectores electrónicos admitidos.