Analysis finds that education and life stage influence aging attitudes in middle-aged and older adults, suggesting targeted interventions.
Interventions should consider both educational background and life stage when promoting healthy aging attitudes as more educated individuals may apply stricter internal standards when evaluating their own health and aging.
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