The association between boredom proneness, functional status, and views on ageing in geriatric patients

Older patients holding negative VoA are more prone to boredom. This proneness is further associated with less functional recovery during rehabilitation. Interventions targeting maladaptive VoA and boredom may enhance engagement and improve rehabilitative outcomes.

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Frontiers in Psychology
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2025-11-06
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https://doi.org/10.3389/fpsyg.2025.1657437
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Mind wandering and attention
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The association between boredom proneness, functional status, and views on ageing in geriatric patients

Tino Prell, Aline Schönenberg, Anna Lena Küstner
Frontiers in Psychology
Mind wandering and attention
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The association between boredom proneness, functional status, and views on ageing in geriatric patients

Tino Prell, Aline Schönenberg, Anna Lena Küstner
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Older patients holding negative VoA are more prone to boredom. This proneness is further associated with less functional recovery during rehabilitation. Interventions targeting maladaptive VoA and boredom may enhance engagement and improve rehabilitative outcomes.

Frontiers in PsychologyVol. 16
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Mind wandering and attention
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