Are there different ages? Yes
1. Chronological Age : Age in years since birth. It is a correlation between chronological age and different ages (eg. child's motor development follows a sequence in the first two years).
2. Functional Age: How does a person function as compared to others of his/her age group? Gerontologists refer to young-old who show patterns similar to younger age groups even though they are chronologically older. Old-old - who show patterns at or beyond their age group.
3. Biological Age: How far along the person has progressed along the life span. Biological age is measured by examining vital organ systems.
4. Psychological age: refers to adaptive abilities in comparison. Is person psychologically or on par with younger, or older than same-aged peers?
5. Social Age: refers to behaviours that are similar to those displayed by one's chronological age group and that fulfill social roles and expectations that exist for that age group. Does a 25 year old behave like other 25 year olds taking on the roles and responsibilities expected by society for 25 year olds?
6. Mental age - Does one thinking and problem solving compare with those of his own chronological age group? Is it above or below his/her chronological age group? Binet introduced motion of mental age (MA) and Stern introduced the IQ formula. MA/CA x 100 = IQ.
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