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anthro_age-194	Kang, Samantha L.C.; Endacott, Camille G; Gonzales, Gabrielle G; Bengtson, Vern L	Capitalizing and Compensating: Older Adults’ Religious and Spiritual Uses of Technology	2019	19	.pdf	application/pdf	11272	623	59	Older adults aged 65 years appear to differ in their technology use than those aged 80 years and above—indeed, a PEW Research Report from 2017 showed that 95% of older adults ages 65-69 owned a cellphone while only 58% of older adults aged 80+ did. The results demonstrate support for Carstensen’s Socio-Emotional Selectivity Theory and have implications for practitioners working with older adults, such as social workers and clergy, as well as for marketers in industry.	cache/anthro_age-194.pdf	txt/anthro_age-194.txt