week 8 - guest lecture + dementia interventions Flashcards
in 2051 how much of population will be 65 and older
one quarter
aim of nariyans research
describe and understand the processes underlying the health behaviour changes adopted by community dwelling adults and people with neurodegenerative brain diseases
activity theory
-older adults strive to maintain their level of social interaction by substitution new roles when old roles are lost
disengagement theory
social and psychological withdrawal is a necessary component of successful aging
socioemotional selectivity theory
-life span model that proposes that a reduced social activity often seen in old age reflects a lifelong selection process
social exchange theory
social interactions can have both rewards and costs
the more powerful partner may be another individual but could also be an institution
ex. older residents of long-term care facilities such as nursing homes often experience difficulties negotiating with administrators and staff members to get what they need
convoy model
individuals move through life both affecting and being affected by a constellation of other people who play a central role in their network of social relationships and influence their well-being
two goals of social interactions
information seeking and emotional regulation