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Dress and Appearance Responses to Perceptions of Aging

This study examined the relationship between elderly females' (55 years of age and older) perceptions of aging and their dress/ adornmentlappearance responses. The meta-analysis procedure was used to integrate the summary findings of 29 research documents. Content analysis was used to prepare the data and a Generalized Linear Model (GLM), Poisson Regression Analysis, was used to explore and summarize the perceptionlresponse relationship. Elderly females' statements on perceptions of aging are associated with statements on specific manipulations of appearance; however, study-group age and physical condition were shown to mediate the perceptionlresponse relationship.