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Educational Gerontology, 2006
Learning is an important aspect of aging productively. This paper describes results from 2645 respondents (aged from 50 to 74 + years) to a 165-variable postal survey in Australia. The focus is on learning and its relation to work; social, spiritual, and emotional status; health; vision; home; life events; and demographic details.
Boulton-Lewis, Gillian +2 more
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Learning is an important aspect of aging productively. This paper describes results from 2645 respondents (aged from 50 to 74 + years) to a 165-variable postal survey in Australia. The focus is on learning and its relation to work; social, spiritual, and emotional status; health; vision; home; life events; and demographic details.
Boulton-Lewis, Gillian +2 more
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Journal of the American Medical Directors Association, 2013
Sexuality is an important component of emotional and physical intimacy that men and women experience throughout their lives. Research suggesting that a high proportion of men and women remain sexually active well into later life refutes the prevailing myth that aging and sexual dysfunction are inexorably linked. Age-related physiological changes do not
Mary, Ni Lochlainn, Rose Anne, Kenny
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Sexuality is an important component of emotional and physical intimacy that men and women experience throughout their lives. Research suggesting that a high proportion of men and women remain sexually active well into later life refutes the prevailing myth that aging and sexual dysfunction are inexorably linked. Age-related physiological changes do not
Mary, Ni Lochlainn, Rose Anne, Kenny
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2017
Games are an important toll of active aging as they enable knowledge acquisition processes, attribution of meaning to information, and enhance quality of life and psychological wellbeing to the older people.
Amaral, Inês, Fonseca, Frederico
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Games are an important toll of active aging as they enable knowledge acquisition processes, attribution of meaning to information, and enhance quality of life and psychological wellbeing to the older people.
Amaral, Inês, Fonseca, Frederico
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