concept   ageing
17 commonsense assertions
Cultures (17) • youth-centric cultures (1) • African cultures (1) • East Asian cultures (1) • American (1) • Collectivist cultures (1) • Consumer-driven societies (1) • Gerontology research in Western countries (1) • Industrialized nations (1) • Local African perspective (1) • Naturally-oriented cultures (1) • North American countries (1) • Northern countries (1) • Zimbabwean (1) • layperson's knowledge (1) • medical community in the United States (1) • modern societies (1) • neuroscience background (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 ageing youth-centric cultures In youth-centric cultures, emphasis on youthfulness and physical appearance leads to a decline in societal value associated with ageing. 4
2 ageing African cultures In African cultures, elders are highly respected and have a significant role in decision-making and community affairs. 3
3 ageing East Asian cultures In East Asian cultures, there is a strong emphasis on respecting elders and traditional wisdom, and it is impolite to have conversations about age. 3
4 ageing American In American culture, there is a preference for youthfulness and age is often associated with negative stereotypes. 1
5 ageing Collectivist cultures In collectivist cultures, elderly individuals play active roles in family and community life, offering guidance and support. 1
6 ageing Consumer-driven societies Consumer-driven societies have created a thriving market for anti-ageing products and services focused on preserving youthfulness and reducing signs of ageing. 1
7 ageing Gerontology research in Western countries Gerontology research in Western countries focuses on improving the quality of life for aging populations. 1
8 ageing Industrialized nations In industrialized nations, healthcare and social services for the elderly are usually provided through government programs and private facilities. 1
9 ageing Local African perspective In many African societies, elders are revered and their wisdom and experience are highly respected. 1
10 ageing Naturally-oriented cultures In naturally-oriented cultures, ageing is embraced as a natural process and traditional remedies and lifestyle practices are valued for wellness in old age. 1
11 ageing North American countries In North American countries, extended care facilities and retirement homes are common options for the elderly due to the concept of aging. 1
12 ageing Northern countries In Northern countries, elderly people are respected and valued for their wisdom. 1
13 ageing Zimbabwean In Zimbabwean culture, elders are highly respected and valued for their wisdom. 1
14 ageing layperson's knowledge In layperson's knowledge, ageing is often associated with wisdom, experience, and respect for elders. 1
15 ageing medical community in the United States The medical community in the United States views ageing as a natural process and focuses on preventive healthcare, geriatric care, and maintaining quality of life in older age. 1
16 ageing modern societies In modern societies, senior citizens often retire and spend their later years in leisure and relaxation. 1
17 ageing neuroscience background Ageing is a complex process involving neurological changes and adaptations based on neuroscience. 1