Purpose: This study examined how interpersonal relationship abilities in the elderly affected anger control abilities, as well as the mediating effects of generativity in the relationships between interpersonal relationships, anger control abilities, and self-integration. Research design, data and methodology: The study consisted of randomly selected 300 elderly people currently residing in welfare centers for the elderly, senior citizens colleges, social welfare facilities and other centers in the Seoul or Gyeonggi area. SPSS 23.0 was utilized for this study. Results: Through this research, the effect of interpersonal relationships on anger control ability and selfintegration was observed. Not only that, the effects of interpersonal relationship abilities on anger control and self-integration and the mediating role of generativity, was also closely examined. Conclusion: Anger control ability was found to have a direct positive effect on interpersonal relationship abilities. Anger control ability had a direct and positively correlated effect on self-integration. Additionally, ability to control anger was found to have a positive effect on generativity, and generativity was found to have a positive effect on interpersonal relationship ability, but it was not statistically significant. Anger control ability had a positive effect on generativity, and generativity had a positive effect on self-integration

Abstract
1. Introduction
    1.1. Necessity and Purpose of Study
2. Review of Literature
    2.1. Relationship between Interpersonal Skillsand Interpersonal Relationships
    2.2. Relationship between InterpersonalRelationships and Self-integration in theElderly
    2.3. Relationship between Anger Control andSelf-integration
    2.4. Relationship between Anger Control,Interpersonal Relationships, and Generativity
3. Methodology
    3.1. Research subjects
    3.2. Sampling Method and Data Collection
    3.3. Variable Measurement Tools
3. Methodology
    3.1. Research Subjects
    3.2. Sampling Method and Data Collection
    3.3. Variable Measurement Tools
4. Results
    4.1. Demographic Analysis Results
    4.2. Reliability Analysis of Measurement Tools
    4.3. Analysis of the Feasibility of MeasurementTools
    4.4. Research Problem Analysis
    4.5. Verification of the Mediation Effect
5. Conclusions
    5.1. Summary of Research Results and Implications
    5.2. Limitations and Directions for Future Research
References

• Min Kyoung JOO(Longlife Education Center, Hoseo University, Korea)
• Myung Hee JUNG(Social Welfare Department, Jungwon University) Corresponding Author