2017
DOI: 10.1590/1981-22562017020.160077
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Trajectories of social participation in old age: a systematic literature review

Abstract: Objective: the present study aimed to identify patterns of social participation in old age and the theories used to explain them. Method: A systematic review was performed using the Medical Literature Analysis and Retrieval System Online (MEDLINE / PUBMED), Scientific Electronic Library Online (Scielo) and Web of Science (ISI Web of Knowledge) databases. The keywords used were: social participation, social engagement, social involvement and social activities; combined with seniors, the elderly, older adults, o… Show more

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“…less likely to smoke, moderate alcohol consumption) than their younger counterparts;9–11 whereas other studies have found that older age is associated with more negative HRB, reflecting a heterogeneous lifestyle . Age‐related functional declines might also result in specific HRB clustering in older age, driven by less frequent physical activity and social participation . Only one study considered social interaction and church attendance .…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…less likely to smoke, moderate alcohol consumption) than their younger counterparts;9–11 whereas other studies have found that older age is associated with more negative HRB, reflecting a heterogeneous lifestyle . Age‐related functional declines might also result in specific HRB clustering in older age, driven by less frequent physical activity and social participation . Only one study considered social interaction and church attendance .…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…Se é um facto que a literatura aponta a necessidade de se chegar a uma definição conceptual uniforme e consensual de participação social (Adams, Leibbrandt, & Moon, 2011;Douglas, Georgiou, & Westbrook, 2017;Levasseur, Richard, Gauvin, & Raymond, 2010), importa aqui destacar que esta tem sido assumida como um elemento central na resposta às preocupações sobre envelhecimento ativo e sobre o aumento da longevidade com qualidade (WHO, 2002), razão pela qual tem sido o objeto de diversos estudos (e.g. Bourassa, Memel, Woolverton, & Sbarra, 2017;Bukov, Maas, & Lampert, 2002;Cabral, Ferreira, Silva, Jerónimo, & Marques, 2013;Dijkers, 2010;Groenou, & Deeg, 2010;Hank, & Erlinghagen, 2010;Kohli, Hank, & Künemund, 2009;Levasseur, et al, 2010;Pinto, & Neri, 2017 Apesar de adotarem diferentes categorizações de participação social (Bukov, et al, 2002;Cabral, et al, 2013;Groenou, & Deeg, 2010;Kohli, et al, 2009;Levasseur, et al, 2010;Pinto, & Neri, 2017), os estudos apontam evidências dos efeitos benéficos do envolvimento em atividades de caráter social, independentemente dos fins (lazer, ócio, recreação, suporte social etc. ), com contributos de relevo ao nível de outcomes associados ao envelhecimento bem-sucedido (e.g.…”
Section: Envelhecimento Bem-sucedido Como Processo Interativo E Multiunclassified
“…(e.g. Bukov, et al, 2002;Cabral, et al, 2013;Groenou, & Deeg, 2010;Hank, & Erlinghagen, 2010;Levasseur, et al, 2010;Pinto, & Neri, 2017). Na velhice uma das adaptações que se destaca é a da seleção e preferência por participar em atividades mais consonantes e coerentes com o seu self, sugerindo-se uma continuidade do padrão de participação que a pessoa teve ao longo da sua trajetória de vida (Bukov, et al, 2002).…”
Section: Envelhecimento Bem-sucedido Como Processo Interativo E Multiunclassified
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