【心理系演講公告】12/1 13:10-15:00 講題: 迎戰超高齡社會—解鎖銀髮族心理話，歡迎參加。
本週演講相關內容如下：
講題：迎戰超高齡社會—解鎖銀髮族心理話
Preparing for a super-aged society: Breaking the mental codes of later life
講者：楊馥助理教授（成大心理系）
時間：2023.12.1 星期五 13:10-15:00
地點：社會科學院大樓 2F 階梯教室
語言：中文
演講大綱：
有鑑於近年來人口趨勢的改變，高齡化社會已是全球重要議題，臺灣的高齡人口正以驚人的速度快速攀升。根據國發會近期推估，臺灣將於2026年正式進入超高齡社會（老年人口占比大於20%）。當小孩多過於老年人時，深入瞭解高齡者的心理變化已成為各世代的必修課。本次分享將藉由心理科學的研究與實例介紹老化的認知與生理變化，並探討銀髮族的社會行為與心理調適，最終提供年輕世代面對高齡化挑戰的因應之道。
In light of recent shifts in global population trends, the issue of an aging society has taken on paramount importance worldwide. Taiwan, in particular, is experiencing a rapid and alarming increase in its elder population. According to recent estimates from the National Development Council, Taiwan is on track to officially transition into a super-aged society, where the elder population exceeds 20%, by 2026. As the demographic balance tilts towards a greater number of children compared to older individuals, it has become imperative for all generations to acquire a profound understanding of the psychological changes that accompany the aging process. This presentation aims to illuminate the cognitive and physiological shifts associated with aging, drawing from psychological research and real-world examples. It will delve into the social behaviors and psychological adaptations of the elders, ultimately empowering the younger generation with strategies to effectively navigate the challenges posed by our aging society.
講題：迎戰超高齡社會—解鎖銀髮族心理話
Preparing for a super-aged society: Breaking the mental codes of later life
講者：楊馥助理教授（成大心理系）
時間：2023.12.1 星期五 13:10-15:00
地點：社會科學院大樓 2F 階梯教室
語言：中文
演講大綱：
有鑑於近年來人口趨勢的改變，高齡化社會已是全球重要議題，臺灣的高齡人口正以驚人的速度快速攀升。根據國發會近期推估，臺灣將於2026年正式進入超高齡社會（老年人口占比大於20%）。當小孩多過於老年人時，深入瞭解高齡者的心理變化已成為各世代的必修課。本次分享將藉由心理科學的研究與實例介紹老化的認知與生理變化，並探討銀髮族的社會行為與心理調適，最終提供年輕世代面對高齡化挑戰的因應之道。
In light of recent shifts in global population trends, the issue of an aging society has taken on paramount importance worldwide. Taiwan, in particular, is experiencing a rapid and alarming increase in its elder population. According to recent estimates from the National Development Council, Taiwan is on track to officially transition into a super-aged society, where the elder population exceeds 20%, by 2026. As the demographic balance tilts towards a greater number of children compared to older individuals, it has become imperative for all generations to acquire a profound understanding of the psychological changes that accompany the aging process. This presentation aims to illuminate the cognitive and physiological shifts associated with aging, drawing from psychological research and real-world examples. It will delve into the social behaviors and psychological adaptations of the elders, ultimately empowering the younger generation with strategies to effectively navigate the challenges posed by our aging society.
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心理學系
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張旻璇
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