How does the old-old population differ demographically from the young-old population of today?

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The old-old population (those over 85 years old) tend to have smaller social networks compared to the young-old population (those between 65-84 years old). This is due to factors such as higher rates of disability, loss of friends and family, and decreased mobility. The other answer choices are not accurate, as both young-old and old-old populations can have varying levels of support and children.

How Does the Old-Old Population Differ Demographically from the Young-Old