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alainad703 — 2024-10-30 14:13:48 UTC

How do sociological factors, such as cultural attitudes toward aging, healthcare accessibility, and retirement policies, shape the experiences and societal roles of older adults in different populations? Respond in a 3 bullet point answer

Angie, Cynthia, Emily, Diego(The Goat)

2024-10-30 15:19:08 UTC

Some places don't provide enough healthcare making many depends on their children for financial help view then as a burden
Many don't even retired due the lack of support, such as children not being able to help much and they are view as difficult or pity
There are those who got he retirement homes because family can't help them and they are view as a pity.

Selena Fagan

2024-10-30 15:19:38 UTC

Elderly people are given more helpful positions in the community since aging is valued and viewed as a sign of respect and wisdom in many cultures.
For older people , access to healthcare has a major impact on their quality of life.

2024-10-30 15:23:18 UTC

Group: Marielis, Nathaniela, Gisell, Estefani

For experiences older adults are more excluded from society because they are working less, and due to the cost of living, they are struggling more
For societal roles after a certain age, they are considered to not provide anything
For healthcare, older people have less access for healthcare since there is not many people in their field to help them. And if they do, they get neglected healthcare

2024-10-30 15:24:04 UTC

Rachel and Myrlange

Health care influences the well being of seniors

They should have better retirement benefits to promote a better lifestyle

Have positive views on aging promote respect and inclusion; negative views can lead to isolation