Older adults’ recalled memorable messages about aging and their role in the communicative ecology model of successful aging

IF 1.4 Q2 COMMUNICATION COMMUNICATION QUARTERLY Pub Date : 2022-01-12 DOI:10.1080/01463373.2021.2023602
Quinten S. Bernhold
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ABSTRACT This study examined how older adults’ dispositional hope was associated with the themes of up to three recalled memorable messages about aging, as well as how older adults’ own age-related communication and memorable message themes were indirectly associated with successful aging, via aging efficacy. Dispositional hope was positively associated with the recollection of memorable messages with a theme of aging is not important or aging is a subjective state that can be overcome with the right mind-set. Relative to engaged agers, bantering agers and gloomy agers reported less successful aging, via less aging efficacy. The memorable message themes were not indirectly associated with successful aging, via aging efficacy. The results suggest that people may have some agency in how well they age, and the results also inform conceptual and methodological issues in memorable messages scholarship.
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老年人关于衰老的记忆信息及其在成功衰老的交际生态模式中的作用
摘要本研究考察了老年人的性格希望与最多三种关于衰老的记忆信息的主题之间的关系,以及老年人自己的年龄相关沟通和记忆信息主题如何通过衰老功效与成功衰老间接相关。性格上的希望与记忆中令人难忘的信息呈正相关,这些信息的主题是衰老并不重要,或者衰老是一种主观状态,可以通过正确的心态来克服。与积极参与的人相比,爱开玩笑的人和悲观的人衰老的成功率更低,衰老效果也更差。通过衰老功效,记忆信息主题与成功衰老没有间接关联。研究结果表明,人们可能对自己的衰老程度有一定的影响,研究结果也为记忆信息研究中的概念和方法问题提供了信息。
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