Ageism refers to stereotypes, prejudice, and discrimination directed towards individuals
based on their age, such as perceptions that someone is “too old” for certain activities …

The World Health Organization's (WHO) active aging framework recognizes that age barriers
and ageism need to be removed in order to increase potential for active aging. However …

Communities are aging and becoming more segregated, leading to fractured relationships
between generations. Intergenerational exchange has improved cohesion, particularly when …

Intergenerational contact is crucial for promoting intergenerational harmony and reducing
ageism. However, the COVID‐19 pandemic has disrupted and changed the nature and …

Changes in traditional family structures, public policy arrangements, and new family care
patterns are reducing opportunities for interaction between younger and older people in …

In recent decades, global population ageing and the awareness of age-segregated policies
and practices with the undesirable consequences of widening intergenerational gaps …

Caring is a positive social act, but can it result in negative attitudes towards those cared for,
and towards others from their wider social group? Based on intergroup contact theory, we …

Older adults demonstrate a wide variation in technology skills. Ecological systems theory
suggests that technology adoption is the product of process, person, context, and time …

The social phenomenon of ageing has deeply modified contemporary societies, making it
possible that three or more generations live together within the same chronological …

Affective attitudes and stereotypes of older toward younger adults influence
intergenerational contact experiences and are shaped by them. To capture contemporary …