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로라 카스텐슨: 노인이 더 행복하다.

Filmed Dec 2011 • Posted Apr 2012TEDxWomen 2011
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20세기에 이례적으로 우리는 사람의 기대수명을 늘렸습니다. 하지만 늘어난 만큼 삶의 질도 좋은가요? 놀랍게도, "그렇습니다". TEDxWomen에서 심리학자 로라 카스텐슨은 사람들이 나이가 들면서 더 행복해지고, 만족스러워 지며, 세상을 보는 시각이 더 긍정적이 된다는 연구결과를 보여줍니다.

Laura Carstensen is the director of the Stanford Center on Longevity, and has extensively studied the effects on wellbeing of extended lifetimes. Full bio »

Translated into Korean by Woo Hwang
Reviewed by Inkyu Jang
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