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A multi-disciplinary [[social science]] studying the [[social behavior]] of older people, and the [[social institution]]s that impact [[human aging]]. Basic social sciences including [[Sociology]], [[Anthropology]], [[Political science]], [[Economics]], and [[applied social science]]s and [[profession]]s, including [[Social work]], [[Public administration]], | A multi-disciplinary [[social science]] studying the [[social behavior]] of older people, and the [[social institution]]s that impact [[human aging]]. Basic social sciences including [[Sociology]], [[Anthropology]], [[Political science]], [[Economics]], and [[applied social science]]s and [[profession]]s, including [[Social work]], [[Public administration]], Public health and [[Architecture]] and numerous other sciences, disciplines and professions, including those in [[Medicine|medical]] fields and specialties may all be involved in [[aging studies]]. | ||
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A multi-disciplinary social science studying the social behavior of older people, and the social institutions that impact human aging. Basic social sciences including Sociology, Anthropology, Political science, Economics, and applied social sciences and professions, including Social work, Public administration, Public health and Architecture and numerous other sciences, disciplines and professions, including those in medical fields and specialties may all be involved in aging studies.