Life course biopsychosocial effects of retrospective childhood social support and later-life cognition.
Abstract
Social support during childhood lays the foundation for social relationships throughout the life course and has been shown to predict a wide range of mental and physical health outcomes. Social support measured in late life is prospectively associated with better cognitive aging, but few studies have evaluated social support received earlier in the life course. We quantified the effects of childhood social support, reported retrospectively, on...
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Title
Life course biopsychosocial effects of retrospective childhood social support and later-life cognition.
Published Date
Nov 1, 2019
Journal
Volume
34
Issue
7
Pages
867 - 883
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