Angélique Roquet, PhD, Kossi B Kounou, PhD, Paolo Martinelli, MSc, Daniela S Jopp, PhD; Toward culturally responsive dementia recognition and assessment in

AbstractObjectives. This study examined how widowhood shapes older adults' close network composition and quality and community participation, and whether t

AbstractObjectives. Prefrontal regions are implicated in explore-exploit decision-making during foraging. Older adults often show an exploitation bias, and

AbstractObjectives. Identifying modifiable factors that shape cognitive aging trajectories is a central goal in aging research. This study examined whether

AbstractObjectives. This study examines the bidirectional relationships between social support (family vs. friend) and cognitive function among older Chine

AbstractObjectives. There is limited research on whether receiving a dementia diagnosis could prompt later-life migration, particularly among older Medicar

AbstractObjectives. Daily positive and stressful events are determinants of everyday well-being, yet little is known about how they shift alongside normati

AbstractObjectives. Close relationships are central to well-being in later life, shaping both emotional and sexual experiences. Yet little is known about h

AbstractObjectives. This study aimed to identify distinct typologies of discrimination experiences and their association with depressive symptoms among old

AbstractObjectives. Awareness of age-related change (AARC) reflects how individuals perceive aging through daily gains and losses. Social interactions cons

AbstractObjectives. Delay discount rate (DDR), or the devaluation of a future reward as the delay to its receipt increases, often leads individuals to favo

AbstractObjectives. Maintaining control over the retirement transition is crucial for post-retirement well-being. Yet, studies show that between 10% and 40

AbstractObjectives. Demographic shifts associated with population aging are transforming the philanthropic landscape in the United States. Drawing on the l

AbstractObjectives. Adults in midlife and old age in Germany have experienced several societal disruptions in recent years. Earlier crises, the 2015 Refuge

AbstractObjectives. Individuals from historically underrepresented groups such as sexual minorities may experience aging in unique ways. This study aimed t

AbstractObjectives. Close friend death is a common experience in later adulthood, yet its mental health consequences remain understudied. This study examin

AbstractObjectives. Although loneliness has been consistently linked to poorer subjective well-being (SWB) in later life, little is known about how this as

AbstractObjectives. Older Hispanic adults in the United States (U.S.) and Mexico face a high burden of diabetes and dementia, yet cross-national difference

AbstractObjectives. Growth Mindset and Grit have been proposed as key psychological resources for resilience and adaptation, yet their manifestation and so

AbstractObjectives. This study aimed to examine care network characteristics and unmet needs among persons living with dementia across living arrangements.

AbstractObjectives. More older Americans are cohabiting with a partner. However, it is unclear whether cohabitation serves as an alternative to marriage fo

AbstractObjectives. Power and resistance training can improve older adults’ perceived health, and while cognitive training has mixed benefits, combined eff

AbstractObjectives. As global rates of Alzheimer's Disease and Related Dementias (AD/ADRD) increase, understanding the factors that contribute to cognitive

AbstractObjectives. Aging is associated with alterations in internal representations of action, potential mediators of fall risk, often examined through mo

AbstractObjectives. While the cognitive benefits of larger social networks and more frequent social contact are known, the optimal amount of social interac

AbstractObjectives. The aim of this study was to investigate the longitudinal association between adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) and subjective life

AbstractObjectives. Lifecourse socioeconomic conditions are important determinants of age-related cognitive decline and dementia. We extend this research b

AbstractObjectives. Advance care planning (ACP) can promote autonomy and reduce burden at the end of life, yet many people avoid it. Drawing on prospect th

AbstractObjectives. We adopted a life course perspective to characterize lifetime marital history typologies and examined their associations with later-lif

AbstractOBJECTIVES. Informal caregiving can impose substantial stress on caregivers when caring for recipients with complex health needs. Despite growing i

AbstractObjectives. As people have fewer children and remain single, siblings may become more active in family networks of older adults who lack a partner,

AbstractObjectives. The U.S. public has low rates of Advance Care Planning (ACP), the process of outlining personal healthcare preferences to plan for futu

AbstractObjectives. The age at which people consider old age to begin (i.e., perceived onset of old age) might have changed over the past decades, due to c

AbstractObjectives. Leisure activity engagement (LAE) and spirituality are independently associated with cognition and may serve as protective cognitive fa

Aging Clinical and Experimental Research - Glycemia control in older diabetic adults is complicated by uncertainty regarding how intensive glycemic control should be, particularly in those with...

AbstractObjectives. Early-life rural-urban residence has been linked to differences in later-life cognitive functioning and dementia risk. However, the con

AbstractObjectives. Email phishing is a major source of fraud, costing individuals and organizations billions of dollars each year. Older adults are dispro

AbstractObjectives. Research on the cognitive benefits of volunteering has largely focused on U.S.-born or general older adult populations, leaving older i

AbstractObjectives. Latinos are a large, growing, and diverse group whose disability and impairment profiles prominently shape patterns of population aging

AbstractObjectives. To better understand the interplay of culture and family caregiving among Latinos, we explored the perceptions of caregivers of persons