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The Meaning of Time in Oldest-Old Age

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Aging and Gerontology Research Phenomenology and Existential Philosophy Psychological and Temporal Perspectives Research

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In a phenomenological study that described the lived experience of adults older than 85 years, 19 oldest-old adults' lived time is illuminated by 5 themes: Defining Self Through Experience, Being Situated in Time, Knowing Lifetime Is Limited, Planning for the Future, and Leaving a Legacy.

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1995Sample size in qualitative research 1985Quality of life 1999Content and Function of the Self-Definition in Old and Very Old Age 1994Successful Aging of Oldest Old Women in the Northeast Kingdom of Vermont 1993Aging in the Oldest Old Living in Scotland: A Phenomenological Study 1990The Lived Experience of Taking Life Day-By- Day in Later Life 2003The Meaning of the Future for the Oldest Old 1988The lived experience of aging in the oldest old: A phenomenological study

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