Together with colleagues from her previous institution, the University of Arizona, Lecturer of Psychology Trish Davis recently published an article, “Beyond who, what, and where: Findings from two experiments on age group differences in narrative elaborateness of autobiographical events” in the journal Memory and Cognition. The data set from Davis’ Aging Well study used in the publication was also used for another study, “Gender Differences in Young Adult Attitudes Towards Aging: A Qualitative Analysis,” which was presented at the recent meeting of the Gerontological Society of America held Nov. 12-15 in Boston, Massachusetts. Altogether, the Aging Well Study, which used a mixed-method design to investigate determinants of subjective views of positive aging, has led to two international conference presentations and three published papers.
