Multiple Choice
Older adults not being hired for new jobs, being eased out of old ones because they are perceived as too rigid or feeble-minded, and being eased out because they are not considered cost effective are examples of
A) eldercare.
B) ageism.
C) generational inequity.
D) age incongruity.
Correct Answer:
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