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November 6, 2025

How Americans Are Thinking About Aging

Appendix: Detailed tables on Americans ages 65 and older, by demographic group

By Luona Lin and Juliana Menasce Horowitz

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Table shows Older Americans’ self-assessments on aging well

Table shows Older Americans’ self-assessments on health

Table shows How older Americans feel about different aspects of their lives

Table shows How older Americans feel about different aspects of their lives (continued)

Table shows Older Americans’ self-assessments on confidence

Table shows Do older Americans see their contributions to society as valued?

Table shows Older Americans’ self-assessments on the amount of help they need

Table shows Older Americans’ self-assessments on confusion and memory loss

Table shows What share of older Americans say they’ve had to stop driving?

Table shows Older Americans’ self-assessments on physical ability

Table shows How often do older Americans exercise?

Table shows How often do older Americans contact their family members?

Table shows How often do older Americans contact their family members? (continued)

Table shows How often do older Americans socialize with friends, pursue hobbies or volunteer?

Table shows How often do older Americans socialize with friends, pursue hobbies or volunteer? (continued)

Table shows How often do older Americans try learning a new skill?

Table shows What share of older Americans are active in civic groups or interest clubs?

Table shows Older Americans’ self-assessment on income, assets

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