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Soc304: Social Gerontology: Three Parts Of Old Age
Getting Older

Crystal Scott
Soc304: Social Gerontology
Instructor: Barbara Carter
March 24, 2014

Introduction Math and numbers are used in every aspect and in every part of our daily lives. Everything is numbers. This is no different with people. Humans start as newborns and, if they are blessed, become elders. Numerical order is also used in determining our ages. The longer you live the older you become and the more things change. Aging is a part of life that should be embraced gracefully. There are three parts of old age. There are young old, middle aged old, and elderly old ages. Each part of being a senior citizen has its advantages and disadvantages. We still have to acknowledge the fact that the increase
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The Implications of Increased Survivorship for Mortality Variation in Aging Populations
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