Modern attitudes toward older adults in the aging world: A cross-cultural meta-analysis

Keyphrases

• Attitudes toward Older Adults 100%
• Elders 100%
• Collectivist 66%
• Population Aging 66%
• Random-effects Meta-analysis 33%
• Eastern Culture 33%
• Industrialization 33%
• Demographic Challenges 33%
• Cross-cultural Psychology 33%
• Anglophone 33%
• East Asia 33%
• Older Citizens 33%
• Westerners 33%
• Non-Anglophones 33%
• Esteem 33%
• Attitudes toward Aging 33%
• Aging Society 33%
• Ageism 33%
• Moderating Factors 33%
• Literature Search 33%
• Individualism 33%
• Derogation 33%
• UN Convention 33%
• Traditional Cultural 33%
• Standardized Mean Difference 33%
• Attitude Control 33%
• Older Adults 33%
• South Asia 33%
• Filial piety 33%
• Backfire 33%
• Economic Development 33%
• South-East Asia 33%
• Western Culture 33%
• Cultural Expectations 33%

Social Sciences

• Older Adults 100%
• Ageing Population 100%
• Meta-Analysis 100%
• Elderly (Age Groups) 100%
• Information Retrieval 33%
• Eastern Culture 33%
• Cross Cultural Psychology 33%
• Economic and Social Development 33%
• South East Asia 33%
• East Asia 33%
• European Culture 33%
• South Asia 33%
• UN Convention 33%
• Ageism 33%

Psychology

• Ageism 50%
• Filial Piety 50%
• Standardized Mean Difference 50%
• Regression Analysis 50%
• Cross Cultural Psychology 50%