Objectives and method: Information about aging-related change in coping is limited mainly
to results of cross-sectional studies of age differences in coping, and no research has …

Traditionally, African American students display a low-rate of seeking mental health
treatment. Issues such as mistrust of White therapists, attitudes toward mental health …

This chapter reviews research findings related to how changes in physical capabilities due
to aging may have a bearing on the occupational health of older workers. Although older …

With increasing age, older adults are more likely to be challenged by an increasing number
of physical, functional and social losses. As a result, coping with losses becomes a central …

The introduction of smart technologies, artificial intelligence, robotics, and algorithms
(STARA) has changed the workforce significantly, with many concerns about its impact on …

To refine selection criteria for adult living liver donors and improve donor quality of care, risk
factors for poor postdonation health-related quality of life (HRQOL) must be identified. This …

Objective: This article compares use of pain coping strategies among older, middle-aged,
and younger adults living with chronic pain and seeks to determine whether the relationship …

Objectives: The aim of this study was to test a conceptual model designed to promote the
understanding of factors influencing subjective well-being (SWB) in old age. Within this …

Background: Informal, unpaid, and lifelong older caregivers of adults with intellectual
disabilities (ID) are usually female and most often are mothers of adults with ID. However …

There are two central conundra in the field of stress, coping, and aging. First, why do older
adults report less stress than do younger adults, despite the manifest problems of late life …