Religion and mental health among older adults: do the effects of religious involvement vary by gender?
Salvato in:
Mcfarland, M.J., Religion and mental health among older adults: do the effects of religious involvement vary by gender?. Journals of Gerontology, The, Vol. 65, no. 5 (2012), p. 621-630.
Ref.
187587
Localizzazione:
SIIS R.420 Archivo
Palabras clave:
Bienestar, Datos epidemiológicos, Factor de protección, Factores psicológicos, Género, Personas mayores, Religión, Salud mental, EE.UU.
Bienestar, Datos epidemiológicos, Factor de protección, Factores psicológicos, Género, Personas mayores, Religión, Salud mental, EE.UU.
Documenti analoghi: Religion and mental health among older adults: do the effects of religious involvement vary by gender?
- RELIGIOUS ATTENDANCE REDUCES COGNITIVE DECLINE AMONG OLDER WOMEN WITH HIGH LEVELS OF DEPRESSIVE SYMPTOMS
- RELIGION AMONG DISABLED AND NONDISABLED PERSONS II:ATTENDANCE AT RELIGIOUS SERVICES AS A PREDICTOR OF THE COURSE OF DISABILITY
- THE ROLE OF RELIGIOUS BEHAVIOUR IN ADOLESCENT DEPRESSIVE AND ANXIOUS SYMPTOMATOLOGY
- The complex association between religious activities and functional limitations in older adults
- PSYCHOBIOLOGY OF DRUG INDUCED RELIGIOUS EXPERIENCE: FROM THE BRAIN LOCUS OF RELIGION TO COGNITIVE UNBINDING
- Atheistic, agnostic, and religious older adults on well being and coping behaviors