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RadioProfile | Age psychology: Does the good life begin at 60?

Countries around the world debate the retirement age based on the feeling that people retire young, however what is happening is that the average life span is getting longer.

The perception of age is changing and Guillermina Rizzo addressed the following question from psychology: Does the good life begin at 60 years of age?

Listen to his column on Radio Perfil.

by Guillermina Rizzo

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