Generations of Gerontologists Made Explicit the Distinction Between Normal Aging

question 15

Multiple Choice

Generations of gerontologists made explicit the distinction between normal aging and disease. What came under attack in the 1970s?

• A) gerontology as a profession
• B) gerontology as a discipline
• C) the "normalcy" of aging
• D) the "normalcy" of disease
• E) the concept of successful aging

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