Objectives: It was aimed to determine the causes and consequences of perceptual adoption of aging with cognitive learning and acceptance, in this study. Methods: This study was conducted in June 2019 with 58 participants (41 female, 17 males; living in the province of Adana in Turkey; selected from 1432 individuals; ages ranging between 18 to 30). Results: In this study, it was found that the perception of aging emerged as a result of the participants’ comparison and internalization of the information obtained from the elderly people and themselves who exposed to the symptoms of aging. Latent aging was associated with chronic pain in the body, palliative diseases, physical changes. Individual effects of latent aging were determined as tiredness, fatigue, arthritis pain, burnout, unjustified pain, stress, anxiety and nervousness. Medical effects of latent aging were determined as systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE), high blood pressure, nephrotic syndrome, digestive and stomach diseases. Conclusions: It was revealed that individuals’ perceptions of aging were exposed to latent aging through cognitive learning and acceptance regardless of age. In addition, the association of latent aging with palliative diseases and SLE was proved.