Proponents of disengagement theory argued that the withdrawal of older persons from active social life (particularly the labour force) is functional for both the and the .

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Disengagement theory suggests that it is beneficial for both the individual and the larger society when older adults withdraw from social roles and responsibilities, allowing for a smooth transition of roles to younger generations.

Proponents of Disengagement Theory Argued That the Withdrawal of Older