Objective To systematically assess the relationship between computer‐mediated
communication and social function in older adults aged 55 or older. Methods Embase, Psyc …

Although mobile Internet has become an integral part of people's daily life in the world today,
research on whether and to what extent mobile Internet use (MIU) affects the subjective well …

Rapid population ageing and wider access to technology create opportunities for older
adults to engage in online communities where they participate in various forms of social …

Senior online communities (SOCs) have become an important venue for older people to
seek support and exchange information. While online community engagement has been …

Purpose This study aims to investigate the role of multidimensional social capital and
consumer subjective well-being in online brand communities (OBCs). The aim was to …

At present, the Internet has a profound impact on the lifestyle and ideas of the elderly and
has an important impact on the subjective well-being of the elderly. Based on the data of …

Objective Affected by internet applications, mental health among older adults has become
an important public health issue in China. This study aimed to use cross-sectional data to …

Recent gerontology studies emphasize resilience, the process of bouncing back from
adversity as a significant factor of wellbeing. Further, advancements in technology such as …

Purpose The purpose of this study is to identify the health information needs of senior online
communities (SOCs) users, which could provide a basis for improving senior health …

Older adults represent a growing population of users participating in Facebook communities.
Sharing and posting in these platforms exhibit information exchanges that can be …