Life course socioeconomic status and the decline in information processing speed in late life
Abstract
Low socio-economic status is a recognised composite measure made up of income, education and occupational social class, which is a risk factor for poor physical and mental health and late life dementia. Here, we distinguish between components of childhood socioeconomic status to explore their separate influences of childhood and adult occupational social class (OSC), childhood mental ability and education on late life cognitive ability and...
Paper Details
Title
Life course socioeconomic status and the decline in information processing speed in late life
Published Date
Feb 1, 2016
Journal
Volume
151
Pages
130 - 138
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