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What Yale Researchers Found About Positive Aging Beliefs—and Why It Matters After 60

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Yale researchers found that many older adults maintain or even improve well-being over time, challenging the idea that aging automatically means decline. alvarog1970/Shutterstock

Many people grow up hearing that aging automatically means decline. Slower movement, worsening health, memory problems, and reduced independence are often portrayed as unavoidable parts of getting older. However, research from Yale University challenges that assumption in a surprising way. Researchers found that many older adults maintain stable well-being or even improve in certain areas as they age, particularly when they hold positive views about aging itself.

Aging Doesn’t Automatically Mean Declining Well-Being

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