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This essay "The relationship Between Space and Time in Language" focuses on the relationship between two conceptual domains of space and time which is usually conducted in terms of language and cognition and the reflection of these two domains in these two spaces.... not to investigate the possibility to identify definite limits between time and spatial relationships or whether it is relevant to talk about the existence and prevalence of spatiotemporal relationship....
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The visit lengths of the random and predictable visit groups were yoked to those of the control group in order to ensure that there was not a variation based solely on the amount of time spent, but rather that the amount of control was the sole determining factor.... A group of aging adults from a single nursing institution was invited to participate in a study about the daily lives of aging people.... An essay "Validity of Schulz Study on control and Predictability in Aging" reports that the purpose of this study was to determine, to the highest degree possible, whether predictability and control had a causal relationship with health outcomes in the studied population....
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The report examines the issues of aging and racism, which exists in a small suburban town in India, and the two interviews were conducted with informed consent .... The interviews conducted reveal that the issues of aging and racism are mainly connected to health, economic and social interactivity.... The globalization, the decline in mortality rate and the issues related to immigration are some of the core factors which lead to the growing concern related to aging and racism....
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In addition to sensory integrity and physical health, psychological factors such as affective state, sense of control, and self-efficacy, coupled with active use of information processing strategies and continued practice of existing mental skills may influence elder adults' level of cognitive performance (APA, 2003).... A considerable body of evidence is now available to show that the process of aging is largely due to molecular damage caused by reactive oxygen species, electrophiles, and other reactive endobiotic and xenobiotic metabolites (McEwen et al....
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The paper "The Social and Behavioral Aspects of aging" discusses that Gerontology, the scientific study of old age, emphasises the social and behavioural aspects of ageing.... Although ageing is a lifelong process and varies in its effects from individual to individual.... ... ... ...
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This paper "relationship between Generational Consciousness and Ageing Process" focuses on the important aspect of the human development which is growth, and the ageing process is an indispensable phenomenon that determines the independence of social time and personal identity.... With the perceived ageing-specific changes, it is identifiable that there needs to be an intergenerational relationship, social awareness and generational consciousness among the ageing population, which would possibly promote solidarity among the individuals of varying generations....
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The paper describes aging in a societal context likely affects the choices people make to present themselves and the decisions they make about those choices.... If a society allows older people or lets' say, people, this means it is giving confidence to people who want to believe....
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Since the 1960s or possibly even before, gerontologists have been concerned with developing conceptual frameworks to describe the ideal outcomes of the aging process.... One of the most popular terms used to portray a good old age is successful aging.... The author of this essay "Aspects of Successful Ageing" will give consideration to some of the proposed definitions of successful ageing and evaluate them, and finally come up with a criterion that can be applied in defining successful ageing....
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