Life-span developmental psychology includes a broad array of principles that have wide
application to studying adult development and aging. Three principles have guided my past …

Abstract Background and Objectives To document racial/ethnic and nativity differences by
gender in cognitive life expectancies among older adults in the United States. Research …

Systemic racism leads to racial/ethnic residential segregation, which can result in health
inequities. We examined if the associations between residential segregation and later-life …

Objective To examine differences in prevalence and risk factors of dementia by
race/ethnicity and immigrant status using a nationally representative sample of Medicare …

Objectives: The neighborhood environment may be an important determinant of racial/ethnic
disparities in cognitive function. To understand how neighborhoods are linked to cognition …

Objectives Latinos are 1.5 times as likely to develop Alzheimer's dementia as non-Latino
Whites. This health disparity may arise from multiple influences with culturally relevant …

Introduction Our primary goal was to examine demographic and clinicopathologic
differences across an ethnoracially diverse autopsy-confirmed cohort of Alzheimer's disease …

BACKGROUND Older Black and Hispanic adults are more likely to be cognitively impaired
than older White adults. Disadvantages in educational achievement for minority and …

Objectives: Using a large sample of Chinese older immigrants in Chicago, this study asked
two questions:(1) Is living in Chinatown associated with better psychological well-being?(2) …

Background The fast‐growing population of older Chinese immigrants and their segregated
residences highlight the importance of understanding the role of neighborhood context in …