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期刊名:Journals of gerontology series b-psychological sciences and social sciences

缩写:J GERONTOL B-PSYCHOL

ISSN:1079-5014

e-ISSN:1758-5368

IF/分区:3.6/Q1

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Rongxiang Tang,Asad Beck,Daniel E Gustavson et al. Rongxiang Tang et al.
Objectives: Early-life rural-urban residence has been linked to differences in later-life cognitive functioning and dementia risk. However, the contextual pathways underlying these associations, particularly emergent asso...
Jiewen Zhang,Yezi Jia,Beizhuo Chen et al. Jiewen Zhang et al.
Objectives: Although spousal support is critical for managing older adults' long-term care dependence, the role of different spousal coping behaviors in stress reactivity remains unclear. This study aimed to examine the e...
Chang Yu,Jiaowei Gong,Emma Zang Chang Yu
Objectives: Close intergenerational relationships are associated with better mental health in later life, yet limited longitudinal research has examined how trajectories of relationship quality, especially differentiation...
Vicki Winstead,Carolyn E Pickering,Wesley R Browning et al. Vicki Winstead et al.
Objectives: Reciprocity, a balanced exchange in interactions, is a crucial element of social exchanges and impacts caregiving outcomes. This paper aims to investigate whether perceived reciprocity plays a protective role ...
Rachel F Bloom,Yifan Lou,Joan K Monin et al. Rachel F Bloom et al.
Objectives: The U.S. public has low rates of Advance Care Planning (ACP), the process of outlining personal healthcare preferences to plan for future decisional incapacity. Intensive experiences navigating end-of-life med...
Mubarick Saeed,Charles F Murchison,David S Geldmacher et al. Mubarick Saeed et al.
Objectives: This study examined the predictive utility of pulse pressure relative to blood pressure status on cognition among older adults and the potential differential effects of pulse pressure on cognition based on blo...
Shensheng Wang,Ziad Hakim,Didem Pehlivanoglu et al. Shensheng Wang et al.
Objectives: Email phishing is a major source of fraud, costing individuals and organizations billions of dollars each year. Older adults are disproportionately vulnerable to phishing and are frequently targeted by scammer...
Anthony Mangiacotti,Emma V Ward,Sophie Williams et al. Anthony Mangiacotti et al.
Objectives: Prior studies suggest a benefit of music-based activities for supporting cognitive function and psychological well-being in normal aging, but few have rigorously examined the effect of music therapy (MT) inter...
Angie L Sardina,Jasmine Sampson,Alexa C Allan et al. Angie L Sardina et al.
Objectives: Leisure activity engagement (LAE) and spirituality are independently associated with cognition and may serve as protective cognitive factors with age. However, the dynamic interaction of LAE and spirituality o...