DOES SOCIAL ACTIVITY PARTICIPATION MODERATE THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN AGE AND COGNITION? EVIDENCE FROM THE HRS

GSA 2024 Abstract

Abstract

Active participation in social activities contributes to increased social engagement and may have a positive impact on cognitive health in later life.

The paper

Layla Katharine Santana, Hongdao Meng, Lindsay J. Peterson,

Minh Quan Le, Mingyang Li,

Debra Dobbs

University of South Florida

GSA 2024 Abstract · 31 Dec 2024 · CC BY

Presented at GSA 2024

doi.org/10.1093/geroni/igae098.3044

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DOES SOCIAL ACTIVITY PARTICIPATION MODERATE THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN AGE AND COGNITION? EVIDENCE FROM THE HRS

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