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المستخلص
Researcher name: Marwa Fathe Awad Ali Elsharawy
Title: Successful aging and its relationship to some psycho-social variables in
Elderly .
This study aims to Discovering the relationship between successful aging in
elders and some psycho-social variables in Elderly (Perceived social support, the Big
five factors of personality ( Neuroticism - Extraversion – Agreeableness – openness –
Conscientiousness) and Coping strategies in the elderly ) and some demographic
variables [ age – the Social (economic cultural) level – the health status – the
educational level- Employment Status- gender - Marital Status].the sample consisted
of ( 130 ) aged people ( 72 males and 58 females) some of them were still working
and some another retired , their aged ranged from ( 60) years to ( 84 ) years .
The Tools of the study
The researcher has used the following instruments:
1- The scale of successful aging (prepared by researcher).
2- The scale of Perceived social support among the elderly (prepared by researcher).
3- The scale of coping strategies in the elderly (prepared by researcher).
4- The of List the five factors of personality (prepared by Costa& Maccare , Modify
by researcher)
5- The Perceived health status of elderly person form, prepared by researcher.
6- The social (economic cultural) form, prepared by Samia El Qattan, 1982 (Modify
by researcher) .
Results:
There was statistically significant negative relationship between successful
aging in elderly and Perceived social support, the five factors of personality, coping
strategies in the elderly and Perceived health status.
There were statistically significant differences in successful aging between the
working and retired elders, elders who has high educational level and the elders who
has low educational level, elders who has high social (economic cultural) level and
the elders who has low social (economic cultural) level. While There were no
statistically significant differences in successful aging between the sample of younger
elders (60- 69) and the sample older elderly (70 and more) and the sample of
single elders and the sample of married elders.