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old-old

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old-old,
persons 85 years of age and older.


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When researchers divided participants into young-old and old-old, with age 70 as the cutoff, they found the same pattern of cognitive differences between young-old and old-old in the diabetes and control groups.
Bernice Neugarten (1961) initially described the distinction between the young old (65-74) and the old-old (75 years and older).
The results of F-tests indicated that the differences in the amount of the 1st mortgage debt were statistically significant across the three age groups: baby boomers (ages 51-54), young-old near-retirees (ages 55-59), and old-old near-retirees (ages 60-64).
 
 
 
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