Age norms and the structure of consciousness: Some final comments

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Taken together, the foregoing articles attest to general agreement in people's perceptions about the appropriate ages for filling major social roles. Although not discussed specifically, I note that both the existence of such age norms and acceptance of a range of ages considered appropriate for entering and leaving key roles have broad implications: for understanding age as a key element in social structures and the potential for changes in age structuring in the society.

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Foner, A. (1996). Age norms and the structure of consciousness: Some final comments. In Gerontologist (Vol. 36, pp. 221–223). Gerontological Society of America. https://doi.org/10.1093/geront/36.2.221

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