Transcending borders and stereotypes: Older parents’ intergenerational contacts and social networking through digital platforms
Older adults are often portrayed as incompetent digital citizens, mostly stemming from the popular perception of older adults as “digital immigrants.” The purpose of this research study was to study…
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