Biologically based senescence processes and cumulative opportunities for experience
collectively give rise to profound changes in cognition in later adulthood, the trajectories of …

Objectives Older adults contribute vast amounts of care to society, yet it remains unclear how
unpaid productive activities relate to loneliness. The objective of this systematic review is to …

Introduction The relationship between persistent loneliness and Alzheimer's disease (AD) is
unclear. We examined the relationship between different types of mid‐life loneliness and the …

Background There is a dearth of studies on the effects of the neighbourhood environment on
adults' cognitive function. We examined how interrelated aspects of the built and natural …

Participating in a broad and balanced range of daily activities (ie, activity diversity) has been
associated with better cognitive functioning in later life. One possible explanation for this …

Activity engagement is a modifiable factor that has been widely-cited as being good for the
aging brain and cognition and represents a valuable target for reducing dementia risk …

Greater engagement in a range of daily activities is associated with better cognitive
functioning (Lee et al., Lee et al., 2020). The hippocampus, a subcortical brain structure …

Objectives We aimed to evaluate the relationship of the variety and duration of different
sedentary behaviors (TV-watching, driving, and nonoccupational computer use) with the risk …

Despite the salient impacts of daily experiences, scarce research has measured various
daily minor experiences and evaluated their influences on adolescent well-being in their …

This study aimed to examine the associations between subjective well-being (SWB) and risk
of all-cause dementia, Alzheimer's disease (AD), and vascular dementia (VD). We adopted a …