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Tag: positive ageism

October 1, 2016September 30, 2016Administrator

Are You Guilty of Positive Ageism?

You may have heard the saying ‘the older the wiser’? It connects with stereotypes of older people as having gained wisdom through their longevity and life experiences and has been described as ‘sageism’. Positive stereotypes of older people can create expectations that older people cannot live up to.

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