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16 December, 15:21

When using the symbolic-interaction perspective to compare the word elder, commonly used in preindustrial societies, with the postindustrial term elderly?

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  1. 16 December, 15:28
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    When using the symbolic-interaction perspective to compare the word elder, commonly used in preindustrial societies, with the postindustrial term elderly the term elder has a more negative meaning.
  2. 16 December, 15:41
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    When using the symbolic-interaction perspective to compare the word elder, commonly used in preindustrial societies, with the postindustrial term elderly the term elder has a more negative meaning.

    Elder is used for someone who is superior to another or others, while elderly is used for aged people.
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