20.500.12556/RUL-169317 Socialna opora v starosti primerjava mlajše in starejše starostne skupine Social Support in Old Age a Comparison of the Younger and Older Elderly Population V današnjih časih, ko je med nami vse več starejših ljudi, ima socialna opora, ki je nudena znotraj socialnega omrežja, velik pomen za kakovostno starost oziroma za kakovostno življenje starejših. V diplomskem delu sem s pomočjo anket raziskovala, kdo mlajšim starejšim (66–75 let) in najstarejšim (86+ let) nudi največ neformalnega druženja, emocionalne, informacijske in materialne oziroma instrumentalne opore. Zanimala me je velikost omrežja vsake opore, zadovoljstvo anketirancev s prejemanjem opore in glavne razlike med mlajšo in starejše skupino. Ugotovila sem, da so potomci anketirancev najpomembnejši vir socialne opore, še posebej pri starejši skupini, kjer je zaznati večjo odsotnost prijateljskih in partnerskih vezi. Starejši anketiranci so poročali o višjem zadovoljstvu s prejemanjem socialnih opor, obe skupini pa sta najmanj zadovoljni z emocionalno oporo, ki je zelo pomembna za dobro počutje. Rezultati anket kažejo, da imajo anketiranci največja omrežja za neformalno druženje ter da so starejši anketiranci večkrat poročali o večjih omrežjih kot mlajši anketiranci. Iz rezultatov je razvidno, da je pomen družine v okviru medgeneracijskih odnosov pomemben dejavnik pri nudenju socialne opore, ki lajša vse tegobe in izgube starosti. In today’s society, where the number of older individuals is steadily increasing, social support provided within one’s social network plays a significant role in achieving a high quality of life in old age. In this thesis, I used a survey to examine who provides the most informal companionship, emotional, informational, and material (instrumental) support to the younger elderly (ages 66–75) and the oldest old (86+). I was particularly interested in the size of each type of support network, respondents’ satisfaction with the support received, and the key differences between the two age groups. The results show that the respondents’ descendants are the most important source of social support, especially among the oldest group, where friendships and partnerships are often absent. Older respondents reported higher levels of satisfaction with the support received, though both groups were least satisfied with emotional support, which is essential for well-being. The survey also showed that respondents had the largest networks for informal companionship, and that older respondents more often reported having larger support networks than their younger counterparts. The results highlight the importance of family within intergenerational relationships as a key factor in providing social support, which helps alleviate the challenges and losses associated with aging. socialna opora socialna omrežja starejši ljudje staranje prebivalstva kakovostno staranje social support social networks older adults population aging quality aging true false false [U. Kalan] Slovenski jezik Angleški jezik Diplomsko delo/naloga 2025-05-23 07:45:06 2025-05-23 07:45:10 2025-08-13 15:11:35 0000-00-00 00:00:00 2025 0 Škofja Loka 0 Škofja Loka 86 str. 0000-00-00 NiDoloceno NiDoloceno NiDoloceno 0000-00-00 0000-00-00 0000-00-00 316.472.4-053.9(043.2) 581049 245594115 49180.pdf 49180.pdf 1 4BE532B78C6DB84BEC0774EC485B557C 34a71713c4cd3e32b81f85ce26335bc936bc6a7f5cf2b5f77f9eda0c76d613c1 d5032b8f-3797-11f0-b232-0050569b8976 https://repozitorij.uni-lj.si/Dokument.php?lang=slv&id=210607 Filozofska fakulteta 0 0 0