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How do we solve the problem of ageism?

According to the World Health Organization, every second person in the world holds at least some ageist beliefs, leading to profound consequences for health and well-being. Combating this pervasive and harmful problem requires a multi-pronged approach that targets societal norms, institutional practices, and individual biases. So, **how do we solve the problem of ageism?**

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Which of the following refers to ageism? Understanding Age-Based Bias

According to a World Health Organization (WHO) report, one in two people globally holds ageist attitudes toward older individuals. The correct answer to "Which of the following refers to ageism?" is prejudice, discrimination, or stereotyping based on a person's age. This article breaks down the different facets of this pervasive bias and its consequences.

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Who coined the phrase "ageism"? The legacy of Dr. Robert Neil Butler

In 1969, a groundbreaking term was introduced to expose a pervasive yet often overlooked form of prejudice. So, who coined the phrase "ageism"? It was gerontologist and psychiatrist Dr. Robert Neil Butler, who brought this systemic discrimination against older adults into the public consciousness by drawing parallels to racism and sexism.

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