Social Comparisons of Health and Cognitive Functioning Contribute to Changes in Subjective Age
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Summary
The results suggest that those who have better functioning in aging-relevant domains have a more favorable view of themselves compared with others, which in turn predicted a younger subjective age and smaller increases in subjective age over 10 years.
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- 2016-04-25
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- 43
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Philosophy
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