Aging
Elder Abuse & Fraud
Reframing the Story
100

The World Health Organization defines this as “the stereotyping, prejudice, and discrimination against people on the basis of their age.”

What is ageism?

100

Name one common type of elder mistreatment that can affect older adults.

What is physical abuse / sexual abuse / emotional or psychological abuse / financial abuse / neglect / self-neglect?

100

This word describes changing how we talk about a problem so people see it more accurately and with more focus on solutions.

What is reframing?

200

Name one negative impact of ageism that was highlighted in the presentation. 

Employment discrimination, increased social isolation and loneliness, internalized ageism, health care inequities, and financial loss. 

200

True or false: Less than half of adults age 50–80 reported any experience of everyday ageism.


False (because 82% did)

200

In Lori’s presentation, what does it mean to “reframe” scams?

To talk about scams in a way that doesn’t blame the victim, and instead focuses on scammers and the systems that allow fraud.

300

What do we call it when ageism turns inward, showing up as self-directed negativity and lower self-confidence?


Internalized ageism.

300

Among community-dwelling older adults, this fraction (1 in 2, 1 in 10, or 1 in 100) experiences abuse every year.

What is 1 in 10?

300

This "H" word describes the mistaken belief that all older adults are one identical group.

What is homogeneity?

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