Low financial well-being and mature adults’ ecological momentary mood: a pathway to development of depression?

Among mature adults, lower FWB may contribute to development of depressive symptomatology <i>via</i> momentary emotional distress. Replication of these novel results is needed. Interventions aimed at increasing FWB or decreasing stress-reactivity are discussed as potential means to prevent or treat depression.

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Aging & Mental Health
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2025-10-21
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https://doi.org/10.1080/13607863.2025.2575021
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Psychological Well-being and Life Satisfaction
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Low financial well-being and mature adults’ ecological momentary mood: a pathway to development of depression?

Jeffrey R. Vittengl
Aging & Mental Health
Psychological Well-being and Life Satisfaction
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Low financial well-being and mature adults’ ecological momentary mood: a pathway to development of depression?

Jeffrey R. Vittengl
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Abstract

Among mature adults, lower FWB may contribute to development of depressive symptomatology <i>via</i> momentary emotional distress. Replication of these novel results is needed. Interventions aimed at increasing FWB or decreasing stress-reactivity are discussed as potential means to prevent or treat depression.

Aging & Mental HealthVol. 30(3)
Truman State University (US)
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Psychological Well-being and Life Satisfaction
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