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Appendix: Detailed tables on Americans ages 65 and older, by demographic group
How often do older Americans try learning a new skill?
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- Appendix: Detailed tables on Americans ages 65 and older, by demographic group
- Older Americans’ self-assessments on aging well
- Older Americans’ self-assessments on health
- How older Americans feel about different aspects of their lives
- How older Americans feel about different aspects of their lives (continued)
- Older Americans’ self-assessments on confidence
- Do older Americans see their contributions to society as valued?
- Older Americans’ self-assessments on the amount of help they need
- Older Americans’ self-assessments on confusion and memory loss
- What share of older Americans say they’ve had to stop driving?
- Older Americans’ self-assessments on physical ability
- How often do older Americans exercise?
- How often do older Americans contact their family members?
- How often do older Americans contact their family members? (continued)
- How often do older Americans socialize with friends, pursue hobbies or volunteer?
- How often do older Americans socialize with friends, pursue hobbies or volunteer? (continued)
- How often do older Americans try learning a new skill?
- Older Americans’ self-assessment on income, assets