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Later Life Relationships


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Later Life Relationships
An analysis of the changes to emotional and physical intimacy experienced by men and women as they age.
1,626 words (approx. 6.5 pages) | 9 sources | MLA | 2007 United States


Paper Summary:

This paper discusses physical and emotional intimacy and relationships in later life. The paper discusses men and women's sexual functioning and how it may change with age. It then discusses possible remedies for those who are having problems in their sexual function as they age. The paper also discusses society's views on intimacy and relationships outside the parameters of marriage.

From the Paper:

"Over the last century, thirty years have been added to the lifespan of the average American. What should we do with the three extra decades? We marry until "death does us part," but what happens when that parting occurs? Should we accept that sensuality ends with marriage and remain celibate for the rest of our days? If we are lucky enough to spend a lifetime with one partner, should that relationship constrict to exclude physical love, or expand to include a different expression of that love? Many are faced with these questions, and an equal number are seeking the answers to those questions."

Sample of Sources Used:

  • Butler, R.N. & Lewis, M.I. (2002). The new love and sex after 60. New York: Ballantine Books.
  • Dickson, F.C., Hughes, P.C., & Walker, K.L. (January 2005). An exploratory investigation into dating among later-life women. Western Journal of Communication, 69 (1). Retrieved 3/1/2007 from Proquest database.
  • Jacoby, S. (1999). Great sex, what's age got to do with it? Modern Maturity, 42 (5). Retrieved October 5, 2007 from ProQuest database.
  • Jacoby, S. (July/August 2005). Sex in America. AARP The Magazine, 48 (4A). Retrieved October 5, 2007 from ProQuest database.
  • Kantrowitz, B. (2006). Sex & love: the new world. Newsweek, 147 (8). Retrieved October 6, 2007 from ProQuest database.

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APA Citation:

Later Life Relationships (2012, January 15). Retrieved February 13, 2012, from http://www.academon.com/Term-Paper-Later-Life-Relationships/96107

MLA Citation:

"Later Life Relationships" 15 January 2012. Web. 13 Feb. 2012. <http://www.academon.com/Term-Paper-Later-Life-Relationships/96107>




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Mar 16, 2001
I graduated magna cum laud from the University of Arkansas in 2006; my degree was in psychology. I was awarded a graduate degree in rehabilitation counseling in 2009. Currently, I am a student in the doctoral program in the same discipline.
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