Add to ORKGPerceived control and long-term changes in disability in late middle-aged and older persons:An eight-year follow-up stud
OBJECTIVE: Self-perceptions of aging (SPA) are argued to be an indicator of the ability to adapt to ...
Objectives. Disability in older age has been related to several psychosocial characteristics, includ...
likelihood of becoming disabled and the likelihood of recovering from disability also are investigat...
This article examined the predictive role of perceived control in long-term changes in disability am...
This article examined the predictive role of perceived control in long-term changes in disability am...
This article examined the predictive role of perceived control in long-term changes in disability am...
We studied the impact of four psychological attributes (neuroticism, extraversion, mastery or percei...
The sample includes 124,949 participants aged 70 and older in the 1982–1996 National Health Intervie...
Transitions between disability states in older people occur frequently. This study investigated pred...
OBJECTIVE: This article explores psychosocial variables associated with illness and age-related loss...
Ageing with a disability increases the risk of hospitalization and nursing home admission. Ageing in...
The impact of attrition was studied in a two-wave panel study on the associations between psychologi...
The impact of attrition was studied in a two-wave panel study on the associations between psychologi...
It is important to know about how frail older people experience their physical decline and how they ...
One of the major changes occurring during the last 40 years that affect people who have a disability...
OBJECTIVE: Self-perceptions of aging (SPA) are argued to be an indicator of the ability to adapt to ...
Objectives. Disability in older age has been related to several psychosocial characteristics, includ...
likelihood of becoming disabled and the likelihood of recovering from disability also are investigat...
This article examined the predictive role of perceived control in long-term changes in disability am...
This article examined the predictive role of perceived control in long-term changes in disability am...
This article examined the predictive role of perceived control in long-term changes in disability am...
We studied the impact of four psychological attributes (neuroticism, extraversion, mastery or percei...
The sample includes 124,949 participants aged 70 and older in the 1982–1996 National Health Intervie...
Transitions between disability states in older people occur frequently. This study investigated pred...
OBJECTIVE: This article explores psychosocial variables associated with illness and age-related loss...
Ageing with a disability increases the risk of hospitalization and nursing home admission. Ageing in...
The impact of attrition was studied in a two-wave panel study on the associations between psychologi...
The impact of attrition was studied in a two-wave panel study on the associations between psychologi...
It is important to know about how frail older people experience their physical decline and how they ...
One of the major changes occurring during the last 40 years that affect people who have a disability...
OBJECTIVE: Self-perceptions of aging (SPA) are argued to be an indicator of the ability to adapt to ...
Objectives. Disability in older age has been related to several psychosocial characteristics, includ...
likelihood of becoming disabled and the likelihood of recovering from disability also are investigat...