Dynamics of Daily Ageism and Attitudes for Healthy Aging: Cross-Cultural Analysis of the Subjective AGES Project - Symposium Session 4270

Sep 28, 2026

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The symposium delivers a global perspective on antecedents, correlates, and consequences of views on aging drawn from the Subjective AGES consortium, emphasizing how daily ageism and attitudes shift across context and time. The program integrates culture-informed evidence linking daily ageism and behavior to health and well-being indicators. Findings cover day-to-day fluctuations across 10 countries and their effects on daily memory, associations between age-related losses and ageist attitudes, exposure sources in Canada, and mobility effects in Switzerland alongside subjective age flexibility.

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CategoryResearch & Report

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Reading Time3 min

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Symposium Overview

Study Objectives and Culture-Informed Framework

Key Findings Across Countries

Implications for Aging Experiences

FAQs

What consortium and framework does the symposium use to study aging views?

It uses the Subjective AGES consortium and a culture-informed approach to examine how daily ageism, attitudes, and behaviors change across different temporal perspectives.

How do daily fluctuations in ageist attitudes relate to cognition?

Neupert and colleagues characterize day-to-day fluctuation in daily ageist attitudes across diary studies from 10 countries and show cross-cultural differences in how those fluctuations affect daily memory functioning.

Which daily indicators and outcomes are connected to ageism and attitudes?

The symposium links daily ageism and attitudes to health and well-being indicators, including memory functioning, endorsement of ageist attitudes, experiences of ageism in daily life, and mobility tied to subjective age flexibility.

Sep 28, 2026

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