… is an array of psychosocial factors associated with physical activity among older adults. This
… of these key psychosocial factors that may be unique to older adults and are amenable to …

… older adults as less capable or negative in some other manner. This causes negative self-perceptions
in older adults … For example, a young caregiver may berate his or her older charge. …

Purpose It is important to understand the determinants of differences in quality of life in old
age and to include a wide range of possible predictors. The present study investigated the …

… This study examined associations of psychosocial factors with cardiovascular … Psychosocial
factors may be as important in explaining reactivity in older adults as in younger adults…

… positive psychosocial factors in older adults. In this sample, the negative affect factor was …
The positive psychosocial factor was best indicated by positive affect and least indicated by …

… Given theories about vulnerability and stress, research on psychosocial factors and lipids,
and previous work on caregiving, we hypothesized that TC, LDLC, and TG levels would be …

… Using a sample of initially depressed older adults and … psychosocial factors influenced this
relationship. Few studies have examined this relationship in a large, well-characterized, older …

… of depression in older adults. Part of this association was explained by psychosocial factors
and physical health status. Intervention upon psychosocial characteristics and improving …

… older adults. … psychosocial factors (ie, depressive symptoms, external locus of control) are
more strongly related to cognitive outcomes among Black older adults than White older adults (…

… psychosocial factors influencing eating behaviours. Our analysis identified eight underpinning
psychosocial factors … investigation into specific psychosocial factors that influence eating …