Humans are able to reflect on and interpret their own aging. Thus, as individuals grow older,
calendar age may become increasingly a subjective variable. This theoretical paper …

The notion of the heterogeneity of aging goes along with the awareness that every person
experiences aging differently. Over the past years, scholars have emphasized that the …

The present study examined time-related change in felt age, physical age, and satisfaction
with aging in old age and covariates of this change. Using 6-year-longitudinal data from the …

Objectives. Individuals' perceptions of their own age (ing) are important correlates of well-
being and health. The goals of the present study were to (a) examine indicators of self …

Views on ageing (VoA) have special relevance for the ageing process by influencing health,
well-being, and longevity. Although VoA form early in life, so far, most research has …

This article attempts to integrate the contributions of research in this volume of the
International Journal of Behavioral Development with related research under a guiding …

“Stereotype threat” is often thought of as a singular construct, with moderators and
mechanisms that are stable across groups and domains. However, this is not always true. To …

Is 50 considered “old”? When do we stop being considered “young”? If individuals could
choose to be any age, what would it be? In a sample of 502,548 internet respondents …

Most research documenting bias against older adults has been conducted in individualistic
and industrialized cultures. In the current study, we examined cultural variation in attitudes …

The emotion of nostalgia, a sentimental longing for one's personal past, has motivational
implications. We outline these implications for various forms of approach motivation. One …