View DiscussionUnit 2.1 DB: Theories of AgingSOC321_30_Aging_2026_27_TERM3Unit 2.1 DB: Theories of Aging Discussion TopicAging is a complex process shaped by biological, psychological, social, and environmental factors. Sociologists and gerontologists have developed various theories to explain how individuals experience aging, adapt to later-life changes, and navigate shifting social roles and relationships. Each theory offers a different perspective on aging, with its own strengths and limitations.For this discussion, select THREE (3) different theories of aging presented in your course readings and resources. Identify and briefly explain each theory, including its central concepts and how it explains the aging process. Compare and contrast the theories by discussing their similarities and differences, particularly how they address social relationships, individual adaptation, and the experiences of older adults. Critically evaluate each theory's strengths and limitations, considering whether it adequately accounts for the diversity of aging experiences across different social, cultural, and economic backgrounds.Next, apply at least two of your selected theories to a real-world or hypothetical example involving an older adult, such as retirement, social isolation, caregiving, or transitioning into a senior living community. Explain how each theory would interpret the situation and discuss which perspective you find most convincing and why.