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Sobków Agata (Szkoła Wyższa Psychologii Społecznej, Wydział Zamiejscowy we Wrocławiu)
Tytuł
Wpływ starzenia się na podejmowanie decyzji
Decision-making and Aging
Źródło
Decyzje, 2011, nr 15, s. 23-42, rys., bibliogr. 52 poz.
Słowa kluczowe
Podejmowanie decyzji, Ludzie starsi, Przetwarzanie informacji
Decision making, Elderly people, Information processing
Uwagi
streszcz., summ.
Abstrakt
Problemy związane ze starzejącym się społeczeństwem stanowią wyzwanie dla wielu dziedzin nauki i praktyki. Jednym z procesów, których efektywność zmienia się wraz z wiekiem, jest podejmowanie decyzji. Dynamika zmian spowodowanych przez proces starzenia się jest jednak różna w zależności od tego, jakiej sytuacji dotyczy. Różnice między grupami wiekowymi nie odnoszą się jedynie do jakości podjętej decyzji, ale dotyczą także preferowanych strategii czy satysfakcji z dokonanego wyboru. Przykłady teorii oraz badań uwzględniających procesy starzenia się w podejmowaniu decyzji zostały omówione w tym artykule. Praca porusza także problem podejmowania ryzyka przez osoby starsze oraz kompensacyjnej roli doświadczenia i emocji. (abstrakt oryginalny)

Dealing with the problem of aging society is nowadays a challenging area of interests for both practice and science. Cognitive decline influences the decision-making process in elderly people. Changes in effectiveness of decisions are however situation-dependent. Aging not only affects the quality of decisions, but also strategy selection and choice satisfaction. Contemporary research and theories are discussed in this paper. (original abstract)
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