EDUCATION ABOUT AGING: A RATIONALE

Hannelore Wass · Dorothy Fillmer

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Based on a review of studies on children's and adolescents’ attitudes and conceptions about aging and older people and on studies analyzing media content such as children's literature, textbooks, and public television programs to determine how older persons are portrayed, a rationale is provided for systematic education about aging in the public schools of the United States.

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1974Old Age in Prime Time 1968Children's Perceptions of the Elderly 1968Young People's Perceptions of Adults 1962Beliefs about “Old People”: A Comparative Study of Older and Younger Samples 1977Children's Attitudes toward the Elderly.1971The Concept of Old: Changing Attitudes and Stereotypes 1973“It's the Pepsi Generation….” Accelerated Aging and the Television Commercial 1962Images of “Old People” and “People in General” in an Older Sample

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