The Facts on Aging Quiz: Part Two

Erdman Palmore

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Aging and Gerontology Research Psychometric Methodologies and Testing Health, Education, and Aging

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An alternate form of the Facts on Aging Quiz is presented and documented. Pilot tests indicate that it is useful for stimulating discussion and clarifying other misconceptions about aging; for identifying frequent misconceptions; for measuring bias; and for measuring the effects of educational experiences in gerontology.

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