By 2020, adults aged 60 and older constituted 18.70% of the population, a cohort known as the “silver generation” ( 2 ), with projections indicating this will surpass 20% by 2032.This demographic shift is not merely a statistical trend but a profound social transformation, mirroring global patterns of population aging while presenting unique challenges and opportunities within the Chinese context ( 3 ).
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Digital risk perception among middle-aged and older adults in China: a perspective from mobile phone dependence within the I-PACE model.
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