Patterns of Perceived Control That Buffer Against Cognitive Decline in Midlife and Old Age

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RT @GeronMedia: In #JGSSAdvAccess: Feeling in control, especially over family or work life, helps protect thinking skills as we age. Older…

The exploration of perceived control as a buffer against cognitive decline is a critical area of research. Understanding the psychological factors that contribute to cognitive resilience can inform interventions aimed at enhancing mental health in midli…

Patterns of Perceived Control that Buffer Against Cognitive Decline in Midlife and Old Age https://t.co/GClb6IVwQ7

In #JGSSAdvAccess: Feeling in control, especially over family or work life, helps protect thinking skills as we age. Older adults with strong family control saw the slowest cognitive decline. @geronsociety @OUPMedicine https://t.co/6KBNsxY63I

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