Societal influences that affect cognitive functioning in old age / Selam Negash and Ronald C. Petersen. Commentary: societal factors in cognitive aging: one eye wide shut? / Naftali Raz. Commentary: societal influences on cognition in historical context / K. Warner Schaie -- Wisdom in social context / Ursula M. Staudinger, Eva-Marie Kessler and Jessica Dörner. Commentary: the dynamic relationship between age stereotypes and wisdom in old age / Becca R. Levy and Corey Pilver -- Social influences on adult personality, self-regulation, and health / Daniel K. Mroczek [and others]. Commentary: from kindling to conflagration: self-regulation and personality change / Brent W. Roberts. Commentary: can self-regulation explain age differences in daily, weekly, and monthly reports of psychological distress? / David M. Almeida, Daniel K. Mroczek, and Michelle Neiss -- Social norms, rules of thumb, and retirement: evidence for rationality in retirement planning / Gary Burtless. Commentary: modeling the retirement decision / Joseph F. Quinn. Commentary: numbers are just numbers / Ellen Peters -- Race and self-regulatory health behaviors: the role of the stress response and the HPA axis in physical and mental health disparities / James S. Jackson and Katherine M. Knight. Commentary: mechanisms of health disparities: variations in health care provider attitudes and their impact on older minority adults / Stephanie L. Garrett and Toni P. Miles. Commentary: adding paths to resilience and daily accounts to an already rich field of inquiry: a brief commentary on James Jackson's "Social structure and health disparities" / Alex J. Zautra, Kate E. Murray, and Brendt P. Parish.
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SUMMARY OR ABSTRACT
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Annotation Significant demographic changes are transforming the structure of today's American population to include a much larger proportion of older people. Factors such as immigration and changes in marriage, cohabitation, divorce, and childbearing are all affecting the roles of older people and the way in which older people are financially, emotionally, and psychologically supported. These changes also affect the size and composition of the working-age population that provide this support. Through the review of recent literature, the authors examine the implications of these changes and the ways in which they affect age distribution, immigration, increasing longevity, and family change.
OTHER EDITION IN ANOTHER MEDIUM
Title
Social structures, aging, and self-regulation in the elderly.
International Standard Book Number
9780826124067
TOPICAL NAME USED AS SUBJECT
Aging-- Social aspects, Congresses.
Cognition in old age, Congresses.
Aged.
Cognition, Congresses.
Social Control, Informal, Congresses.
Social Environment, Congresses.
Cognition chez la personne âgée, Congrès.
Vieillissement-- Aspect social, Congrès.
Aging-- Social aspects.
Bejaarden.
Cognitie.
Cognition in old age.
FAMILY & RELATIONSHIPS-- Aging.
SOCIAL SCIENCE-- Gerontology.
Sociale relaties.
(SUBJECT CATEGORY (Provisional
FAM-- 005000
JBMP31
SOC-- 013000
DEWEY DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Number
305
.
26
Edition
22
LIBRARY OF CONGRESS CLASSIFICATION
Class number
HQ1061
Book number
.
S6486
2006eb
OTHER CLASS NUMBERS
Class number
2006
K-393
Class number
WT
145
Book Number
S678
2006
PERSONAL NAME - ALTERNATIVE RESPONSIBILITY
Carstensen, Laura L.
Schaie, K. Warner, (Klaus Warner),1928-
CORPORATE BODY NAME - ALTERNATIVE RESPONSIBILITY
Pennsylvania State University., Gerontology Center.