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The Effect of Social Relationships on the Well-Being and Happiness of Older Adults Living Alone or with Relatives

Social Work

The Effect of Social Relationships on the Well-Being and Happiness of Older Adults Living Alone or with Relatives

F. C, A. J.g, et al.

This fascinating study by Fernandez-Portero et al. explores how living arrangements affect the happiness and well-being of older adults. It uncovers that older individuals living with relatives report significantly higher levels of social integration and happiness. Discover how social relationships and engagement are key to improving the mental health of seniors and why living arrangement might not be the only factor at play.

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Abstract
Publisher
Healthcare
Published On
Jan 11, 2023
Authors
Fernandez-Portero, C, Amian, J.G, Alarcón, D, Arenilla Villaba, M.J, Sánchez-Medina, J.A
Tags
older adults
living arrangements
well-being
social support
happiness
health
sociodemographic factors

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