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Wisdom Therapy
facilitate the abilities to consider challenging life events from multiple perspectives
(Wisdom) Volunteer programs
transmission of wisdom
(Wisdom) Cognitive rehabilitation techniques
flexibility
(Wisdom) Mindfulness and acceptance-based psychotherapies
nonjudgmental awareness and emotional regulation
Antecedents (wisdom related knowledge)
1. general person factors
2. expertise specific factors
3. facilitative experiential contexts
Wisdom (every day life)
- exceptionally good judgment
- good advice
- insightful commentary about difficult and uncertain matters of life
- non verbal behaviors associated with good conducts, emotion regulation, and empathy in interpersonal and group contexts
how does wisdom develop
period of late adolescence and early adulthood primary age
necessary antecedents for wisdom
each phase of life course fosters its own specific wisdom related knowledge
simply getting older and reaching old age is not sufficient condition for wisdom
predictors of wisdom-related knowledge (5)
- openness to experience
- generatively
- cognitive style
- contact with excellent mentors
- some exposure to structured and critical life experience
Compression of morbidity
delay of onset disability
Biological age
phenotypes
Intermediate phenotypes
traits greater reliability
Allostatic load
negative physiological effects due to exposure to stress
HAROLD
Hemispheric Asymmetry Reduction in Older Adults
Hormesis
response to mildstressor
BDNF
Brain Derived Neurotrophic Factor
Brain reserve
capacity to withstand neuropathological damage
Cognitive reserve
capacity to maintain performance in presence of neuropathological damage
HPA
Hypothalmic Pituitary Adrenal
Resilience
capacity to recover from stress or adversity
CEPH
Cogntive and Emotional Health Project
define successful ageing (3)
- getting a maximum satisfaction out of life
- maintaining independence and maximizing well being
- striving for compression of morbidity
subcomponents of Rowe and Kahn's model
1. avoiding disease and disability
2. engagement with life
3. high cognitive and physical function
relevant factors of successful ageing
- physical function/disability
- cognitive ability
- life satisfaction
- social functioning
- absence of disease
Author
Anonymous
ID
279848
Card Set
PSY3128 TWO
Description
Psychology of Ageing 2
Updated
7/27/2014, 11:54:07 PM
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