A Psychological Study of the Socialization of the Elderly with Their Families

Abstract

As China's urbanization process accelerates, population mobility is accelerated, and the urban adaptability and old-age care of elderly migrants to cities cannot be avoided.  The rapid development of urbanization has changed the population structure in urban and rural areas, which in turn affects the transformation of old-age care models.  In order to explore the changes and dilemmas of old-age care for elderly migrants in the process of urbanization, taking "elderly migrants" as the research object, this study explores a series of psychological changes in the process of urban socialization for elderly migrants. The study summarizes the changes and difficulties faced by elderly migrants in their living, livelihood, and social interaction in the process of urbanization, mainly analyzes the specific problems existing at the psychological level, and further analyzes the self-identity of elderly migrants. It is reflected in various aspects such as family contribution, social interaction, cultural inheritance, economic independence, and self-realization. In order to better adapt to the changes in new environment and lifestyle, the study focuses on the needs and psychological changes of elderly migrants, and promotes the attention and research of relevant groups in society.