Associations between Daily Stressors, Health, and Affective Responses among Older Adults: The Moderating Effect of Age

These findings underscore the heterogeneous nature of older adults' responses to daily stressors based on stressor type and age. Specifically, the oldest-old might benefit from personalized support for dealing with challenges such as health and financial stressors.

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Gerontology
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2024-08-29
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https://doi.org/10.1159/000540476
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Health and Well-being Studies
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Associations between Daily Stressors, Health, and Affective Responses among Older Adults: The Moderating Effect of Age

Theresa Pauly, Shira Peleg, Miriam Wallimann
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Gerontology
Health and Well-being Studies
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Associations between Daily Stressors, Health, and Affective Responses among Older Adults: The Moderating Effect of Age

Theresa Pauly, Shira Peleg, Miriam Wallimann
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Abstract

These findings underscore the heterogeneous nature of older adults' responses to daily stressors based on stressor type and age. Specifically, the oldest-old might benefit from personalized support for dealing with challenges such as health and financial stressors.

GerontologyVol. 70(11)
Bar-Ilan University (IL), Simon Fraser University (CA), University of Zurich (CH)
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