Royal age group in adults and the elderly
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The current research aims to identify
1.The royal age stage among adults and the elderly according to the following variables: A. Age (25-35) (36-40) (41-55) (56-65) years. B. Gender (male/female). 2. The significance of differences in the royal age stage among adults and the elderly according to the following variables: A. Age (25-35) (36-40) (41-55) years.
To achieve the objectives of the current research, a royal age scale was constructed, consisting of (16) items, with five alternatives for each item, ranging from (never - rarely - sometimes - often - always), with weights of (5, 4, 3, 2, 1), respectively.
The validity of its translation and standard characteristics were verified. After applying it to a research sample of (180) adults and elderly respondents, and after statistically processing the data obtained from the sample, the following results were reached: Adults and the elderly pass through the royal age stage. The royal age stage among adults and the elderly does not follow a developmental path with aging. The variables of age and gender do not interact in the royal age stage among adults and the elderly.
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