Discussion part I - Physical, Cognitive and Socioemotional Development in Late Adulthood including Death and Dying
Late adulthood signified by age beyond 60.
Changes occur significantly physically, cognitively, and socioemotional as aging progresses. Longevity and expectancy are reflective of the life span medical science tells us we have the potential of living.
Question: Research and explain the advancements for longevity and life expectancy. Include the components needed to expand a longer life and the risk factors which prevent a longer life.
Discussion part II - Physical, Cognitive and Socioemotional Development in Late Adulthood including Death and Dying
Adulthood, Aging, Death, and Dying are the realities in life. So are the many stereotypes, myths, and misconceptions about our elders and especially, death and dying.
Question: Research and explain how and why Aging minorities in the United States face the double burden of ageism and racism. Include the factors regarding women who face the burden of both ageism and gender.