Objectives: To clarify whether physical activity among older Americans is associated with
depressive symptoms, beyond the effects of social network type, physical health, and …

The purpose of this study was to examine the association of social-network type and
physical activity in an elderly population. The analysis was based on secondary analysis of …

This study examined the association between social network type and engagement in
physical activity, alcohol abuse and use of complementary and alternative medicine by older …

Background: To examine the contribution of vigorous physical activity to subsequent
cognitive functioning, taking into account the effect of social network. Methods: The sample …

Objectives: The purpose is to investigate whether social engagement protects against
depressive symptoms in older adults. Method: Three waves of data from a representative …

Objective: To investigate: i) the association between level of social activity and late-life
depressive symptoms and ii) the association between level of social activity and …

Purpose: This study examines the structural relationships between social activities and
trajectories of late-life depression. Design and Methods: Latent class analysis was used with …

This study examined which of nine forms of social support were the strongest predictors of
physical activity in older adults, and to what degree these associations were moderated by …

Background Social networks are known to be a key factor associated with late-life
depression. However, there is limited knowledge about the pathways linking social isolation …

Objective We aimed to explore the association between changes in social activities and the
occurrence/persistence of depressive symptoms and investigate the difference in effect sizes …