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"This book explores the diversity of methodological approaches to researching ageing, considering which methodological paradigm best captures the phenomenon. Interdisciplinary in scope, it brings together research from scholars from Austria, Canada, France, Hong Kong, Israel, Poland, UK and USA to uncover the conditions under which qualitative and quantitative approaches to research on ageing can best be reconciled and rendered complementary. Presenting international reflection on methods for studying old age from a variety of research backgrounds, Researching Ageing showcases the latest research in the field and will appeal to scholars across the social sciences, including sociology, demography, psychology, economics and geography, with interests in gerontology, ageing and later life"--

This book explores the diversity of methodological approaches to researching ageing, considering which methodological paradigm best captures the phenomenon. Interdisciplinary in scope, it brings together research from scholars from Austria, Canada, France, Hong Kong, Israel, Poland, UK and USA to uncover the conditions under which qualitative and quantitative approaches to research on ageing can best be reconciled and rendered complementary. Presenting international reflection on methods for studying old age from a variety of research backgrounds, Researching Ageing showcases the latest research in the field and will appeal to scholars across the social sciences, including sociology, demography, psychology, economics and geography, with interests in gerontology, ageing and later life.

Notes on contributors ix
Introduction 1(12)
Maria Luszczynska
PART I Peculiarity of research on ageing in the context of other research areas
13(84)
1 Older adults -- terra incognita?
15(14)
Zbigniew Wozniak
2 Interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary approaches to ageing and gerontology
29(12)
Angus Mcmurtry
Jenny Sasser
3 Self-report measures of ageism in the workplace: a scoping review
41(15)
Martine Lagace
Najat Firzly
Alura Zhang
4 Investigate population ageing using national transfer accounts: new economic age profiles for Canada and France
56(11)
Marcel Merette
Julien Navaux
5 Protection of the fundamental rights of older adults - methodological perspective of administrative and legal research
67(11)
Anna Szafranek
6 The ethics of research on old age
78(19)
Maria Luszczynska
PART II Research approaches to ageing
97(88)
7 Co-design the ingenuity of ageing: a cultural model of ageing through design thinking
99(9)
Yanki Lee
8 The life course perspective in social gerontology
108(10)
Barbara Szatur-Jaworska
9 Considerations when using longitudinal statistical models to study ageing
118(14)
Annie Robitaille
Graciela Muniz Terrera
10 Quantitative and qualitative interviews in older people research: specificity and usability of the research tool
132(12)
Piotr Czekanowski
11 Conducting research on ageing in the space of sensitive issues -- as exemplified by domestic violence against the elderly
144(11)
Malgorzata Halicka
Jerzy Halicki
12 Age(ing) and things -- methodological perspectives
155(15)
Carolin Kollewe
13 The solo cross-national researcher of long-term care systems for older people
170(15)
Henglien Lisa Chen
PART III Implementation as the main purpose of ageing research
185(78)
14 Current challenges in ageing population health intervention research: illustration with the case of the SoBeezy program
187(13)
Linda Cambon
Francois Alla
Karine Peres
15 Supporting empowerment of elderly persons with multiple chronic conditions: evidence for sustainable practice improvement
200(13)
Elise Verot
Alexandra Lelia Dima
16 Promotion of physical activity among older adults: is social marketing an effective method?
213(8)
Luc Goethals
Nathalie Barth
David Hupin
Frederic Roche
Karine Gallopel-Morvan
Bienvenu Bongue
17 Preserving autonomy and quality of life of the elderly: the contribution of French gerontopoles
221(14)
Nathalie Barth
Clara Pizzolo
Solene Dorier
Regis Gonthier
Thomas Celarier
18 Measuring caregivers' perceived work-based stress in nursing homes for the elderly -- a concept considering residents suffering from dementia
235(14)
Daniela Wetzelhutter
Katrin Hasengruber
Renate Kranzl-Nagl
Tina Ortner
19 Application of the five-phase model for dyadic analysis in qualitative research to relationships between older Israeli bereaved mothers and their daughters-in-law
249(14)
Einav Segev
Yael Hochman
PART IV Older adults as the source of knowledge
263(63)
20 Older people as peer researchers in ageing research: nuisance or necessity?
265(9)
Ke Chen
Justin Chun Ting Cheung
Joy Juan Wang
Vivian Wei Qun Lou
21 Including participants who cannot communicate in research on ageing?
274(18)
Linda J. Garcia
Louise Belanger-Hardy
22 Exploring the life experiences of less-educated rural older adults: challenges and the possible solution -- life story interviews
292(8)
Shirly Hz Chen
Vivian Wei Qun Lou
23 Senior-oriented empirical research in nursing homes for the elderly: experiences from Austria
300(14)
Renate Kranzl-Nagl
Daniela Wetzelhutter
24 A critical reflection on Photovoice applied in exploring the lived experience and needs of male caregivers
314(8)
Frances Lu Yang
Vivian Wei Qun Lou
Carman Ka-Man To
25 Recapitulation: ageing research on highways and byways of methodology
322(4)
Maria Luszczynska
Appendix 1 326(13)
Appendix 2 339(1)
Appendix 3 340(1)
Appendix 4 341(1)
Index 342
Maria uszczyska is Assistant Professor at the Institute of Social Work, the Pontifical University of John Paul II in Krakow, Poland.
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