Successful aging comprises six features and creative activity contributes to it¶

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q2 i? Successful aging comprises six features — a sense of purpose, interaction with others, personal growth, self-acceptance, autonomy and health — and creative activity fosters competence, purpose and growth, contributing to successful aging. → Margarida Romero 2012

Evidence¶

Margarida Romero 2012¶

Margarida Romero, Pirkko Hyvönen, Elena Barberà. (2012). Creativity in Collaborative Learning across the Life Span. Creative Education. https://doi.org/10.4236/ce.2012.34066

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The review reports, citing Fisher and Specht (1999), a study of the relationship between successful aging and creative activity. "The results indicate that successful aging comprises six features" as listed, and "Creative activity fosters a sense of competence, purpose and growth and hence contributes to successful aging".

"The results indicate that successful aging comprises six features, namely a sense of purpose, interaction with others, personal growth, self-acceptance, autonomy and health."

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