Abstract
AbstractAn essential part of the project Ageing as Future consists of examining views on ageing. In other words, we are investigating the ideas that people have about old age in general, but also about their old age. The chapter reports core findings on how views on aging shape individual development in old age.
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Springer Nature Switzerland
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