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    Aging and Ordinary People

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    In five pages this paper discusses the aging process and considers the experiences of an average Hispanic male, age 67. Five sources are cited in the bibliography.

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    social definitions to avoid and, or, deny the changes that occur in the latter part of ones life. The health care industry has come to agree that quality of  life is multidimensional in nature and includes both objective and subjective variables. These can be generalized into physical, emotional, and social well-being. Within these general spheres are cognitive,  emotional, physical and external components (Rubin, 2000). These translate into satisfaction, happiness, degree of health and need gratification. Martin is an ordinary man who has lived to  see sixty-seven summers. he defines aging as a process of experience - the more you do, see and live, the older you are - regardless of chronological age.  He isnt what many people would consider as adventurous. The most important experiences of his life were in battle in Korea. he views this time in his life  (from the age of fourteen until twenty-six) as the greatest amount of maturity to come via his experiences. He was a jump school instructor - teaching others what he  had accomplished many, many times - how to jump out of an airplane and into enemy territory. He has also been a teacher - the last bit of  employment he took on before he retired from the carpentry trade. He is a master carpenter - beginning when he first got out of the service and continuing as  long as he is able. He is proud of his activities and abilities, citing a time when he saw the United States from the drivers seat of an eighteen  wheeler as another time of growth through experience. In a study of attitudes concerning creativity in later life Fisher and Specht (1999) found that "the respondents overwhelmingly focused 

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