Health Behaviors and Self-Perception of Successful Aging Among Older Adults
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Health Behaviors, Older Adults, Self-Perception, Successful Aging.Abstract
Successful aging (SA) has become a central concept in understanding the quality of aging, emphasizing the importance of maintaining health, independence, and well-being in later years with a primary focus on maximizing the number of years lived in good health and with functional ability
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Avazzadeh, A., Khasawneh, O. Y., Faloye, S. T., Asadollahi, A., and Nazari, M. (2025) ‘Role of smart phones in improving psychological well-being and successful ageing of Iranian old women living with Technophobia: a randomized controlled trial’, BMC Research Notes, 18(1), pp. 1-7. https://bmcresnotes.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/s13104-025-07181-8
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