Self-regulation of bitterness across the lifespan

Wrosch, Carsten; Renaud, Jesse

doi:10.1007/978-3-211-99741-3_10

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“…Previous research found that just feeling positive about getting older can add as much as seven years to life. Negative emotions like bitterness and hostility are connected to poor health overall (Wrosch & Renand ), especially cardiac health (Johnson ). Popular music is a powerful instrument in itself as it is a vehicle for the establishment of social norms, introducing new concepts and helping individuals to identify themselves across the spaces.…”

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Representation of age and ageing identities in popular music texts

Kelly

Watson

Pankratova

et al. 2016

Journal of Advanced Nursing

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From this study, it is evident that mainly negative representations of age and ageing are available in popular music texts. It is imagined that the negative representations of age and ageing can be dispiriting, confidence and esteem lowering for older people and their potential impact might be considered carefully by artists. However, while evidence exists that negative and positive emotions can influence health and well-being, further qualitative research is needed to explore what impact precisely the negative texts have on those experiencing ageing.

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