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AP Human Geography
Unit 2 – Population and Migration
Topic 2.9
How does the social construction theory of age limit its applicability to global analysis of aging populations?
It assumes homogeneous societal views on age across different countries.
Cultural definitions and experiences of age vary around the world, limiting universal application.
It is too focused on individual experiences rather than societal ones.
It overemphasizes importance of biological changes associated with aging.
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AP Human Geography - 2.9 Aging Populations
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