Prolonged or severe stress can adversely affect older adults' cognitive function, but
population‐based studies investigating this relationship over time are rare. Previous studies …

Chronic stress may increase risk of age-related cognitive decline.'Stress', however, is a
multidimensional construct and few studies have investigated the inter-relationship of …

Research on stress and cognitive aging has primarily focused on examining the effects of
biological and psychosocial indicators of stress, with little attention provided to examining …

Objective Few studies examined the association between perceived stress and cognitive
function in older adults. This study will examine which aspects of perceived stress especially …

Introduction: Stress is a well-known determinant of cognitive performance in both younger
and older adults. However, the moderating effect of pathological aging on this relationship …

Background: Cognitively stimulating activities contribute to the accumulation of cognitive
reserve that is proposed to be instrumental for maintaining cognitive functioning in aging …

Aims To examine associations of life-course stress with cognition and diurnal cortisol
patterns in older adulthood, as well as potential mediation effects of diurnal cortisol patterns …

Objective: The literature provides evidence of a strong relationship between greater stress
and memory loss, but few studies have examined this relationship with both variables …

Although there is evidence of associations between anxiety, depression and cognitive
function in old age, there is little work investigating relations between those variables over …

We examined the effects of early life stress on cognitive ability and decline among men of
the Helsinki Birth Cohort Study, 10% of whom were separated temporarily (mean age at …