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Perceptions of Factors Impacting Longevity among Hawai‘i Older Adults

机译：对影响夏威夷长寿者寿命的因素的看法

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With increased life expectancy, people need more education about healthy aging. This paper examines older adult perceptions regarding various factors impacting longevity, including genetics, lifestyle, and the environment. Data were collected from 733 Hawai‘i adults age 50 years and older (39% Caucasian, 27% Japanese, 19% Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander (NHOPI), 9% Chinese, and 7% Filipino) through randomized telephone interviews. Participants were asked to rate a variety of factors as having “great impact,” “some impact,” or “no impact” on lifespan. Regardless of ethnicity, more than half of the participants felt that eating habits, exercise, health information, health care, and the environment had great impact on lifespan. Less than half felt that economic status and community had great impact. Compared to the all ethnic groups, Filipino respondents were significantly less likely to feel that smoking (44%, compared with an average across all race/ethnicities of 64%) and stress (48%, average 62%) had great impact. Chinese participants were more likely to feel that drinking alcohol (64%) had great impact (average 38%). Filipinos and Chinese were more likely to perceive that working conditions have great impact (65% and 56%, respectively; average 45%), and NHOPI and Filipinos were more likely to perceive the natural environment as having great impact (59% and 54%, respectively; average 46%). Findings suggest that cultural values and experiences may shape older adults' perceptions of factors associated with lifespan, providing guidance for health professionals on how to tailor health messages to older adults in different ethnic groups.
机译：随着预期寿命的增加，人们需要更多有关健康衰老的教育。本文研究了老年人对影响寿命的各种因素的看法，包括遗传，生活方式和环境。通过随机电话访问，从733名50岁以上的夏威夷成年人中收集了数据（39％的白种人，27％的日本人，19％的夏威夷人和太平洋岛民（NHOPI），9％的中国人和7％的菲律宾人）。要求参与者对各种因素进行评分，这些因素对寿命有“巨大影响”，“某些影响”或“没有影响”。不论种族如何，超过一半的参与者认为饮食习惯，运动，健康信息，保健和环境对寿命有很大影响。不到一半的人认为经济状况和社区产生了重大影响。与所有种族相比，菲律宾受访者认为吸烟（44％，所有种族/族裔的平均值为64％）和压力（48％，平均62％）的影响显着降低。中国参与者更有可能感到饮酒（64％）的影响很大（平均38％）。菲律宾人和中国人更可能认为工作条件会产生重大影响（分别为65％和56％；平均为45％），而NHOPI和菲律宾人更容易认为自然环境具有很大影响（59％和54％ ，分别为平均46％）。研究结果表明，文化价值观和经验可能会影响老年人对与寿命相关因素的理解，从而为卫生专业人员提供有关如何为不同族裔的老年人量身定制健康信息的指导。

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