Aging myths fade as older folks seek peace and honesty
A survey shows older people often perceive loneliness in society but believe stereotypes about aging don’t describe themselves. It finds the elderly share more close friends than younger groups and many would welcome less reaction to evil acts from others, with some preferring less family visits.
Age brings happiness for seniors says Canadian study
A University of Calgary researcher reports that people over 65 are generally happier and less angry than in youth or middle age. The study of three female age groups finds older adults feel more in control, fewer new annoyances, and believe things usually work out better than expected.
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David Schonfield
University of Calgary
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