The Relationship Between Attitude and Aging

Scientists from the university of texas even found that frailty was linked with attitude. They studied one thousand 558 older people from the mexican american community. And to determine levels of frailty, they measured wegt, exhaustion, walking speed and grip strength over time. Those who generally disagreed with these types of statement, and therefore had the most positive attitudes about aging, lived about seven years longer than those who agreed on such a basis.