Aim To examine how the social determinants of health have been considered in
conceptualizations of multimorbidity in older adults in the literature and to identify …

The construct of perceived self-efficacy is the belief that one can perform novel or difficult
tasks and attain desired outcomes, as spelled out in the Social Cognitive Theory (Bandura …

Objectives. Physical activity, including some form of vigorous activity, is a key component of
a healthy lifestyle in young people. Self-efficacy and social support have been identified as …

Objectives It has been shown that negative health comparisons (ie, when one's health is
viewed as worse than the health of relevant others) are associated with subjective well …

Many adolescents choose not to tell teachers when they have been bullied. Three studies
with 12–16 year-old English adolescents addressed possible reasons. In study 1, students …

Older adults increasingly use digital technologies to communicate with others. The goal of
the present study is to understand the role of interaction modality for the perceived quality of …

Perceived control is a key component of successful aging and may serve as a protective
factor against age-related declines in central domains of functioning. However, it is a largely …

Objectives: Long-term volunteering has been associated with better physical, mental, and
cognitive health in correlational studies. Few studies, however, have examined the …

As social exclusion can be linked to worse health and overall reduced quality of life, we
describe social exclusion in people with diabetes and assess whether diabetes can be …

Health inequalities in older adults are a critical health issue given the fact that the proportion
of older adults is growing fast in virtually every country worldwide (1). Health inequalities can …