NY Times article entitled "How Old Do You Feel? Depends on Your Age." Researchers find that the older one gets, the more likely they see "old age" as a later time in life. Further, people tend to feel 10 years younger (on average) than their chronological age. This study also examined younger adults' attitudes towards aging. What are your thoughts about when "old age" actually begins? What do you expect older age to hold when you get there?
Tuesday, June 30, 2009
How Old Do You Feel?
NY Times article entitled "How Old Do You Feel? Depends on Your Age." Researchers find that the older one gets, the more likely they see "old age" as a later time in life. Further, people tend to feel 10 years younger (on average) than their chronological age. This study also examined younger adults' attitudes towards aging. What are your thoughts about when "old age" actually begins? What do you expect older age to hold when you get there?
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