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The Successful Aging Inventory

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I think you have made a good choice with your concept of "successful aging in older adults" as well as with your chosen tool. The Successful Aging Inventory appears easy to use with its 15 topical questions. It also, addresses a holistic overview of an aging individual 's life challenges and the degree of satisfaction within each category.

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