1986
DOI: 10.1093/geront/26.5.571
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Subjective Age Correlates: A Research Note

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“…Overall, subjective age seems to be a promising construct to investigate health and different health domains. This has already been shown on a correlational level for physical and mental health (Barak & Stern, 1986;Kleinspehn-Ammerlahn, Kotter-Grühn, & Smith, 2008) and in a crossed-lagged study with different health domains (i.e., physical health status, functional health, self-rated health, and mental health; Spuling, Miche, Wurm, & Wahl, 2013), indicating that those who feel younger, irrespective of their chronological age, report better health in some domains. Furthermore, subjective age explained between 10% and 15% of variance in health in a study by Hubley and Hultsch (1994).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 52%
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“…Overall, subjective age seems to be a promising construct to investigate health and different health domains. This has already been shown on a correlational level for physical and mental health (Barak & Stern, 1986;Kleinspehn-Ammerlahn, Kotter-Grühn, & Smith, 2008) and in a crossed-lagged study with different health domains (i.e., physical health status, functional health, self-rated health, and mental health; Spuling, Miche, Wurm, & Wahl, 2013), indicating that those who feel younger, irrespective of their chronological age, report better health in some domains. Furthermore, subjective age explained between 10% and 15% of variance in health in a study by Hubley and Hultsch (1994).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 52%
“…Specifically, we investigated whether a high intercorrelation between chronological age and subjective physical age exists (Hypothesis 1) to test for comparable effects between subjective physical age and physical activity, as already reported for general subjective age and physical activity (cf. Barak & Stern, 1986). Given the past results concerning general subjective age and health outcomes, we also expected that subjective physical age would show an inverse direct relationship with physical activity, indicating that people who feel physically younger show an increase in self-reported physical activity (Hypothesis 2).…”
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confidence: 87%
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“…Был прове-ден попарный анализ различий в показателях функционирования когнитивной и эмоцио-нальной сферы при различных оценках субъективного возраста в трех группах респонден-тов (табл. 3,4,5 Примечания: 1) = -адекватная оценка; < -оценка в сторону занижения; > -оценка в сторону за-вышения; 2) полужирным шрифтом выделены уровни значимости p. 3) гр. 1 -респонденты 55-60 лет.…”
Section: рис 2 распределение оценок субъективно возраста в пожилом unclassified
“…Desde los años cincuenta, hasta épocas mucho más recientes, una amplia variedad de estudios corroboran que las personas mayores se identifican a sí mismas como más jóvenes, rechazando denominaciones como "tercera edad", "ancianos" o "viejos", lo que demuestra una clara negación de las características relacionadas con su edad cronológica (Havighurst y Albrecht, 1953;Tuckman y Lorge, 1954;Blau, 1956Blau, , 1961Kutner et al, 1956;Phillips, 1956Phillips, , 1957Phillips, , 1961Tuckman y Lavell, 1957;Jyrkilä, 1962;Tuckman, Lorge y Zeman, 1961;Zola, 1962;Rosow,1967;Guptill, 1969;Tréguer, 1994;Guérin,1995). Por este motivo, a la hora de establecer estrategias enfocadas hacia los consumidores mayores, se propone que la edad cronoló-gica sea sustituida por su edad percibida, es decir, la edad que las personas sienten tener, midiendo diferentes facetas de esta edad subjetiva y asociándolas con características demográficas y psicográficas, así como con su comportamiento (Barak y Schiffman, 1981;Barak y Stern, 1986;Dytchwald y Flower, 1989;Moschis, Mathur y Smith, 1993, Barak, 2009). …”
Section: La Segmentación Del Mercado De Personas Mayoresunclassified