The psychology of ageing

Abstract

‘My memory is not what it used to be’; ‘You can’t teach an old dog new tricks’ — how many comments are frequently made with the implication that mental deterioration in age is inevitable and inexorable, not only by the population at large but, as indicated by the first remark, reinforced by the elderly themselves? How true are these negative expectations of mental capabilities in later years?

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