A Study on Intergenerational Relationship and Older Adult Well-being

Abstract

Intergenerational relationships, characterized by the meaningful connections and interactions between individuals of different age groups, play a vital role in the well-being of older adults, influencing their emotional, psychological, and social health. This research investigates how the regularity and quality of these relationships contribute to the overall quality of life in older adults, focusing on aspects such as emotional stability, mental health, social engagement, and life satisfaction. The study emphasizes the need for interventions that foster positive intergenerational connections, recognizing their critical significance in enhancing the emotional and social health of older adults. By nurturing robust intergenerational bonds, communities can better support the well-being of this vulnerable population.