The Influence of Shifting TIme Horizons on Human Aging
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Laura Carstensen talks about motivational changes that occur as people grow older, and the ways in which these motivational changes come to effect the way that we feel, the decisions that we make, and even what we see, hear, and remember. (March 4, 2011)
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