East Meets West: Working Together Toward an Age-Inclusive Society Through Research on Ageism
2024
East Meets West: Addressing Ageism in Society
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Author Information
Author(s): Yamashita Takashi, Chen Limei, Kusmaul Nancy
Primary Institution: Oxford University Press US
Hypothesis
How does ageism manifest across various settings in Japan and the United States?
Conclusion
The symposium highlights the cultural differences in the perception and treatment of older adults in Japan and the U.S. regarding ageism.
Supporting Evidence
- Ageism can lead to negative outcomes such as missed employment opportunities and poor health.
- The perception and treatment of older adults vary significantly between Japan and the U.S.
- The symposium includes findings from four different studies on ageism.
Takeaway
This study looks at how people in Japan and the U.S. treat older adults differently and how that affects their lives.
Methodology
The symposium includes presentations based on various studies and surveys related to ageism.
Participant Demographics
Older adults in Japan and the U.S., including racial and ethnic minorities.
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