The journals of gerontology. Series B, Psychological sciences and social sciences · 2014
Mobility Limitation and Changes in Personal Goals Among Older Women.
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Saajanaho Milla, Viljanen Anne, Read Sanna, Eronen Johanna, Kaprio Jaakko, Jylhä Marja, Rantanen Taina
Аннотация
OBJECTIVES: Several theoretical viewpoints suggest that older adults need to modify their personal goals in the face of functional decline. The aim of this study was to investigate longitudinally the association of mobility limitation with changes in personal goals among older women.
METHOD: Eight-year follow-up of 205 women aged 66-78 years at baseline.
RESULTS: Health-related goals were the most common at both measurements. Goals related to independent living almost doubled and goals related to exercise and to cultural activities substantially decreased during the follow-up. Higher age decreased the likelihood for engaging in new goals related to cultural activities and disengaging from goals related to independent living. Women who had developed mobility limitation during the follow-up were less likely to engage in new goals related to exercise and more likely to disengage from goals related to cultural activities and to health and functioning.
DISCUSSION: The results of this study support theories suggesting that age-related losses such as mobility limitation may result in older adults modifying or disengaging from personal goals.
METHOD: Eight-year follow-up of 205 women aged 66-78 years at baseline.
RESULTS: Health-related goals were the most common at both measurements. Goals related to independent living almost doubled and goals related to exercise and to cultural activities substantially decreased during the follow-up. Higher age decreased the likelihood for engaging in new goals related to cultural activities and disengaging from goals related to independent living. Women who had developed mobility limitation during the follow-up were less likely to engage in new goals related to exercise and more likely to disengage from goals related to cultural activities and to health and functioning.
DISCUSSION: The results of this study support theories suggesting that age-related losses such as mobility limitation may result in older adults modifying or disengaging from personal goals.