Influence of HIV status and age on cognitive representations of others¶
Carstensen, L. L., & Fredrickson, B. L. (1998). Influence of HIV status and age on cognitive representations of others. Health Psychology.
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- The most striking within-domain transfer is the bidirectional, cross-age one that the relocation buys: because the driver is time horizon, not age, narrowing a young adult's horizon shifts goals the way old age does — Carstensen and Fredrickson's HIV studies show that, with age held constant, young men closest to the end of life give affect the prominence in their representations of prospective social partners that is otherwise associated with old age
This sourceThe HIV natural experiment behind the horizon claim: with age held constant, young men closer to the end of life gave affect the prominence in their card-sort representations of prospective social partners that is otherwise associated with old age, supporting the study's own conclusion that limited time rather than chronological age is the critical variable.
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- The most striking within-domain transfer is the bidirectional, cross-age one that the relocation buys: because the driver is time horizon, not age, narrowing a young adult's horizon shifts goals the way old age does — Carstensen and Fredrickson's HIV studies show that, with age held constant, young men closest to the end of life give affect the prominence in their representations of prospective social partners that is otherwise associated with old age
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