Many Older People Resist Ageism by Continuing to View Themselves

question 133

Multiple Choice

Many older people resist ageism by continuing to view themselves as being in middle adulthood long after their chronological age would suggest otherwise.In a study of people age 60 and over, percent of the respondents stated that they thought of themselves as middle-aged
And only 10 percent viewed themselves as being old.

• A)50
• B)75
• C)25
• D)15

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