https://padlet.com/asunaadyui/4wxdj6ez274a Made with joy en-us 2019-02-19 00:08:36 UTC 2019-02-19 00:46:37 UTC hello@padlet.com asunaadyui https://padlet.com/asunaadyui/4wxdj6ez274a/wish/332492322 Overall, yes, there are numerous changes. However, everything is dependent upon the person: sometimes a young person may be more emotionally reserved than expected, an older person may be a little more sexually explorative than expected, etc.]]> 2019-02-19 00:11:31 UTC https://padlet.com/asunaadyui/4wxdj6ez274a/wish/332492322 asunaadyui https://padlet.com/asunaadyui/4wxdj6ez274a/wish/332492338 Physical: As humans, we have obvious physical changes as we age: we grow wrinkles, white hairs, and contract more physical problems. This affects the social domain by preventing us from being able to exert ourselves as much, and making us less desirable for younger mates.
Cognitive: Young adults tend to think with their emotions, and think about how the world views them, while older adults are more concerned with their own views of themselves and tend to think more logically. However, thinking tends to slow down over time, which affects our social domain by making social interactions consume more time and preventing the older person from recalling memories they wish to, making them frustrated.
Social: Older adults tend to be more reserved, but they still have friends and have sexual endeavors, but they tend to have less friends and less libido than younger adults. This could potentially affect both the cognitive and physical domains, as having less libido and friends to go out with means that you aren't as active, and this also means that you are exposed to less events that stimulate your brain]]> 2019-02-19 00:11:37 UTC https://padlet.com/asunaadyui/4wxdj6ez274a/wish/332492338