Perceptions of Aging and Control Beliefs: A Study on Older Patients’ Views of Aging

In acute geriatric rehabilitation, internal control beliefs align with more positive views of physical aging and growth, whereas external control aligns with less positive physical (and modestly social) views. The results position LoC as a clinically relevant correlate of aging appraisals.

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Geriatrics
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2025-11-10
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https://doi.org/10.3390/geriatrics10060148
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Aging and Gerontology Research
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Perceptions of Aging and Control Beliefs: A Study on Older Patients’ Views of Aging

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Abstract

In acute geriatric rehabilitation, internal control beliefs align with more positive views of physical aging and growth, whereas external control aligns with less positive physical (and modestly social) views. The results position LoC as a clinically relevant correlate of aging appraisals.

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