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Aging is often stigmatized globally but reframing it’s narrative as supported by science-highlighting increased resilience, wisdom, emotional intelligence-can help societies value elderhood. For India specifically, where family structures traditionally prioritize respect for elders’ roles in guiding youth, these findings align well with cultural practices emphasizing lived experience. However, modernization poses challenges where aging is sometimes sidelined socially or economically. The research reinforcing healthy attitudes towards aging could encourage policy measures to integrate older generations better into community roles beyond familial dependence.
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