From a life span perspective, aging occurs from birth to death, may involve reversible changes, and is a complex process that occurs interactively at the biological, psychosocial, and societal levels for historical cohorts. This article offers new conceptual distinctions among types of aging processes and argues for the application of specific dynamic models that permit the analysis of these multiple clocks that time us.
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