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Introduction Housing arrangements directly affect health, independence, emotional well-being, and the overall quality of life of the elderly. Broadly, these can be divided into Institutional and Non-Institutional Living options, such
Introduction As individuals progress into later stages of life, they face unique stressors such as health decline, bereavement, financial insecurity, and changes in social roles. Coping mechanisms become crucial for
Introduction Aging is a lifelong process characterized by biological, psychological, and social changes that shape the human experience. One critical aspect of aging is how individuals encounter and respond to
There are few basic research data collection methods used by Developmental Psychologists in the studies of life span development. They are as follows. Naturalistic Observation Structured Observation Clinical Interview Psychological