“Unlocking the Secrets of Homebound Seniors: Discover the Surprising Behaviors That Shape Their Lives!”
4) They become selective in their social interactions
Ever noticed how as we age, our social circle seems to shrink?
This is no accident.
Older adults who spend most of their time at home often become more selective about who they interact with. This is not about becoming anti-social or aloof, but rather a shift towards quality over quantity in relationships.
Psychology explains this as a part of socioemotional selectivity theory. As people age, they start to prioritize emotionally meaningful interactions over casual ones. They prefer to spend time with close family members and long-time friends rather than engaging in social niceties.
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