Negative perceptions of older adults and life satisfaction among community-dwelling older citizens in Japan
Yuho Shimizu,
Kenichiro Sato,
Susumu Ogawa
et al.
Abstract:Background With the rapid aging of the population, increasing life satisfaction among older adults is essential. Negative perceptions of older adults are internalized, leading to poor mental health. This study hypothesized that participants with more negative perceptions of older adults would have lower life satisfaction. Methods A cross-sectional survey of older adults was conducted across five wards and four cities in Tokyo, Japan. Participants responded to questions regarding demographics, life satisfaction… Show more
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