Accumulating evidence demonstrates the importance of social relations at all stages of life
(infancy, childhood, adolescence, adulthood, and old age) and in diverse domains of life …

Background Human and animal research has long documented the negative effects of early
traumatic events on long-term development and socioemotional behavior. Yet, how and …

Social relations encompass a complex and dynamic set of characteristics that have been
shown to distinctly affect health and quality of life across the lifespan and especially in older …

Objective The lack of disease-modifying pharmacological agents for dementia highlights the
critical importance of prevention, but known modifiable factors (eg, education, physical …

Objectives This study examines the longitudinal relationships between retrospective reports
of early-life social relationships (ie, having good friends, parent–child relationship quality …

Objectives Relying on the linked lives concept within the life course perspective, the current
study examined the lifelong associations of sibling relationships and their effects on …

The present study explores how family relationship quality is associated with psychological
and cognitive health among grandparents who had primary responsibility in raising their …

Social support during childhood lays the foundation for social relationships throughout the
life course and has been shown to predict a wide range of mental and physical health …

Aims. The attachment formed in early childhood affects an individual's mental and physical
health. The aim of the study was to assess the psychometric properties of the Slovak version …

Low family income during childhood is associated with multiple enduring negative
outcomes, including poorer cognitive functioning in adulthood. However, mechanisms …