The executive control correlate of loneliness in healthy older people
Abstract
Perceived loneliness has implications in both cognitive and affective domains. High loneliness is considered to be a major risk factor for major depressive disorder. Loneliness is also associated with impaired executive control functioning (ECF) including multiple cognitive subdomains, such as working memory, planning, response inhibition, and attention control. However, little knowledge exists as to whether perceived loneliness is associated...
Paper Details
Title
The executive control correlate of loneliness in healthy older people
Published Date
May 2, 2020
Journal
Volume
25
Issue
7
Pages
1224 - 1231
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