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9. Age Identity
How are age identities created and reinforced?
Old Age Identities
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What is the main focus of
Sontag's
discussion on
ageism
in media?
Women are required to be youthful throughout their
media careers
, while men are not.
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How is
ageism
reflected in the
representation
of women in media?
Through the under-representation of
middle-aged
and
elderly
women as news-presenters and hosts.
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What stereotypes of older people are highlighted by
Pilcher
?
Ageism
is expressed through prejudices that assume
competency
is limited by age.
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How are old people often described in
media representations
?
In
derogatory
or condescending ways.
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What impact do
media
and popular
stereotypes
have on
older people
?
They marginalize older people as
inferior
.
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What employment practices reinforce ageism against the elderly according to
Amber
&
Ginn
(
1993
)?
Redundancy
,
unemployment
, and
retirement
.
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What are the consequences of
retirement
for elderly individuals?
Loss of
status
,
self-respect
, purpose, and
social isolation
.
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What challenges do
workers
in their
mid-40s
face when made redundant?
They experience
age barriers
in finding new jobs.
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How do employers perceive older people according to
Bradley
(
1996
)?
As less suitable for employment due to assumptions about their
physical abilities
.
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What does the
Employment Equality (Age) Regulations Act
(
2006
) provide?
Protection against age discrimination in employment and education.
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