Social engagement and depressive symptoms: do baseline depression status and type of social activities make a difference?
Salvato in:
Min, J., et al., Social engagement and depressive symptoms: do baseline depression status and type of social activities make a difference?. Age and Ageing, vol. 45, n. 6, 2016, p. 838-843.
Ref.
519098
Localizzazione:
SIIS Archivo (R.429) / SIIS R.429
Palabras clave:
Personas mayores, Personas mayores activas, Depresión, Participación social, Efectos, Factor de protección
Personas mayores, Personas mayores activas, Depresión, Participación social, Efectos, Factor de protección
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