Fear of falling carries over into overprotection in old age: A cross-lagged panel analysis
El miedo a caer puede resultar en sobreprotección por parte del entorno social. A su vez, sentirse dependiente puede aumentar el miedo a caer. Sin embargo, se desconoce la asociación entre el miedo a caer y la sobreprotección percibida y su orden temporal. Este estudio longitudinal explora esta posi...
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