Aristotle on Mental Aging

Albert R. Chandler

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More than 2200 years ago Aristotle stated a theory of mental aging. Dividing life into three periods, he described youth and age as going to opposite extremes in their behavior, while middle age exhibited a rational mean between them. In this way he analyzed fifteen major aspects of behavior

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