This Chicago Tribune article entitled " One in three older adults report age discrimination" explores research that finds one-third of older adults have experienced one of five types of discrimination, including being treated with less respect, receiving poorer service in public stores/restaurants, poorer service in hospitals, being treated as less clever and overt harassment. What are the implications of this research? How can we change attitudes towards aging and reduce age discrimination?
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Wednesday, October 9, 2013
1 in 3 Older Adults Experience Discrimination
This Chicago Tribune article entitled " One in three older adults report age discrimination" explores research that finds one-third of older adults have experienced one of five types of discrimination, including being treated with less respect, receiving poorer service in public stores/restaurants, poorer service in hospitals, being treated as less clever and overt harassment. What are the implications of this research? How can we change attitudes towards aging and reduce age discrimination?
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