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    Sexuality and Aging Jamalih Phillips Human Sexuality July 19, 2015 There is a culture-bias in today’s society, with culture telling society that sex isn’t something that older adults should be thinking of. Instead sexuality has become associated with youthful looks and vitality. More and more people tend to think that as a person ages they look and become less desirable as a sexual being. There are some older adults that may buy into this stereotype and think that they are not supposed…

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    The process of agin skin is bound to happen, and is part of the aging process in general, and it is is due to a variety of reasons including, hormonal changes in women around menopause, sun damage to skin, decreased blood flow in the skin which is associated with aging, along with many other factors. Additionally, the lifestyle of the person also has an impact of the aging of skin. Some lifestyle factors include their eating habits, the amount of stress the experience, and whether they smoke or…

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    Cognitive and physical declines in old age is part of the physical deterioration of a person’s body. In aging there is a gradual deterioration of memory, eyesight, muscle mass, and hearing. Declines in both cognitive and physical limitations have been shown to increase the risk of disability and mortality; restricting one’s capability in carrying out daily duties effectively (Bishop et al., 2016). Physical health trajectory studies show that education was strongly related to the onset of…

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    behavior of a society and the psychopathology which is the science study of mental disorders. I grew up in Bentonia, Mississippi rural area. During that time I spent summers with my grandmother. I was with her on daily basis. I was there to observe aging in the flesh. The many levels of changes I experienced with her were remarkable. I can remember her having your morning coffee, cigarette, she said would open up her head, gardening and attend to her flower garden. Yet, she started degressing.…

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    Anti-aging is a prime consideration for many people when it comes to their diet and what supplements they may take. Of course, when it comes to living longer and looking younger while doing so, a lot of that battle is just not doing the things that we know are bad for us such as smoking or eating junk foods. Additionally, there are many foods that can be recommended for helping people live longer and healthier lives. Also, given that many of us may not get everything our bodies need for optimal…

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    Depression in aging adults Introduction According to Taylor (2014), one of the most common problem in older adults is “depression” and the signs of depression in old age can affect your life in every manner. It becomes the reason to affect your energy, need to eat, sleep, as well as concentration in work, hobbies. Relationships are also one of the most important thing that is affected by depression. Depression is not a symbol of weakness or a character flaw Most of the older people deal well…

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    Everything in the vast universe has experienced aging, from the grandest star to humans Once something ages, it cannot go back in time and change that fact. My father is aging and using his time to support his family by working his job. Located in South San Francisco, a monumental brick building covered with various layers of white paint, huge letter that spell out “Draeger's” in cursive. As soon as the ID card slides into the keypad, it opens the glass door, varieties of aromas go through your…

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    Francis Nassivera Sociology of Aging Gloria Kraus was born on September 15th in 1923, making her a part of the G.I. Generation. It is this generation that is mostly responsible for participation in WWII, as well as, reaching young adulthood during the years of the Great Depression. This cohort has been seen as having a strong demeanor due to the major historical events of the time. Gloria was fortunate to come from a middle to upper class Jewish family. This allowed for her to experience a…

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    grow older, our bodies change and we adapt our lifestyles and sexual practices to accommodate those changes. Sex and intimacy is an important part of a healthy relationship at any age. As Dr. Daniel Sewell (2014) pointed out in his video on Sex and Aging there are numerous misconceptions in regards to older adults either not enjoying sex or benefitting from intimacy. These misconceptions about older adult’s sexual activities may come from our society’s stereotype of elderly adult sexuality.…

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    Consequently, Canadians will face increasing health concerns as many older adults are living with at least two chronic diseases or conditions simultaneously (National Institute on Aging, 2016). As learned in previous aging courses, Alzheimer’s is becoming increasingly more prevalent, and is one of the leading causes of death among the aging population. Although currently, only about half a million Canadians are living…

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