Ann P Anas
Biographic Data
| ID | 174439 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Ann P Anas |
| GIVEN NAMES | Ann P |
| FAMILY NAME | Anas |
| SIGNATURE | ANAS A P |
| AFFILIATIONS | McMaster University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 38 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2002 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2009 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
The dementia narrative: Writing to reclaim social identity
Evaluations of Older Adult Assertiveness in Problematic Clinical Encounters
Within a communication predicament of aging framework, this study examined assertiveness as an option for older adults confronted with a problematic health care conversation. Older and younger participants evaluated scenarios in which senior client targets with or without hearing loss employed either assertive, passive, or aggressive responses. As predicted, assertive seniors were evaluated as most competent and likely to be satisfied with future…
Evaluations of Overhelping and Underhelping Communication: Do Old Age and Physical Disability Matter
Older adults and persons with disability experience communication predicaments involving inappropriate help. In a retail setting, the authors examined the meanings of overhelping and underhelping and how these may be affected by the recipient's age and (dis)ability status. Young adults ( n= 221) were presented with a picture of either a young or an older target seated in an armchair or a wheelchair. Participants then read three different conversa…
Communication Beliefs About Youth and Old Age in Asia and Canada
Age Excuses: Conversational Management of Memory Failures in Older Adults
The social consequences of appealing to age to excuse memory failure were examined in 2 vignette-based studies. In Study 1, 75 older (M = 72 years) and 78 young (M = 22 years) adults evaluated forgetful older targets in their 70s who used their age, lack of ability, lack of effort, or the situation to explain forgetting. In Study 2, 105 older (M = 72 years) and 105 young participants (M = 19 years) evaluated forgetful targets with no specific age…
The dementia narrative: Writing to reclaim social identity
Age Excuses: Conversational Management of Memory Failures in Older Adults
The social consequences of appealing to age to excuse memory failure were examined in 2 vignette-based studies. In Study 1, 75 older (M = 72 years) and 78 young (M = 22 years) adults evaluated forgetful older targets in their 70s who used their age, lack of ability, lack of effort, or the situation to explain forgetting. In Study 2, 105 older (M = 72 years) and 105 young participants (M = 19 years) evaluated forgetful targets with no specific age…
Evaluations of Older Adult Assertiveness in Problematic Clinical Encounters
Within a communication predicament of aging framework, this study examined assertiveness as an option for older adults confronted with a problematic health care conversation. Older and younger participants evaluated scenarios in which senior client targets with or without hearing loss employed either assertive, passive, or aggressive responses. As predicted, assertive seniors were evaluated as most competent and likely to be satisfied with future…
Evaluations of Overhelping and Underhelping Communication: Do Old Age and Physical Disability Matter
Older adults and persons with disability experience communication predicaments involving inappropriate help. In a retail setting, the authors examined the meanings of overhelping and underhelping and how these may be affected by the recipient's age and (dis)ability status. Young adults ( n= 221) were presented with a picture of either a young or an older target seated in an armchair or a wheelchair. Participants then read three different conversa…
Age Excuses: Conversational Management of Memory Failures in Older Adults
The social consequences of appealing to age to excuse memory failure were examined in 2 vignette-based studies. In Study 1, 75 older (M = 72 years) and 78 young (M = 22 years) adults evaluated forgetful older targets in their 70s who used their age, lack of ability, lack of effort, or the situation to explain forgetting. In Study 2, 105 older (M = 72 years) and 105 young participants (M = 19 years) evaluated forgetful targets with no specific age…
Communication Beliefs About Youth and Old Age in Asia and Canada
Evaluations of Older Adult Assertiveness in Problematic Clinical Encounters
Within a communication predicament of aging framework, this study examined assertiveness as an option for older adults confronted with a problematic health care conversation. Older and younger participants evaluated scenarios in which senior client targets with or without hearing loss employed either assertive, passive, or aggressive responses. As predicted, assertive seniors were evaluated as most competent and likely to be satisfied with future…
Evaluations of Overhelping and Underhelping Communication: Do Old Age and Physical Disability Matter
Older adults and persons with disability experience communication predicaments involving inappropriate help. In a retail setting, the authors examined the meanings of overhelping and underhelping and how these may be affected by the recipient's age and (dis)ability status. Young adults ( n= 221) were presented with a picture of either a young or an older target seated in an armchair or a wheelchair. Participants then read three different conversa…
The dementia narrative: Writing to reclaim social identity
Psychology (5 works) · Developmental psychology (4 works) · Aging and Gerontology Research (3 works) · Social Psychology (3 works) · Assertiveness (2 works) · Language, Discourse, Communication Strategies (2 works) · Medicine (2 works) · Social Psychology (2 works) · Sociology (2 works) · Aesthetics (1 works)