This article reviews the empirical studies that test socioemotional aging across cultures. The
review focuses on comparisons between Western (mostly North Americans and Germans) …

International mobility is a prevalent life event that particularly affects university students. The
aim of this longitudinal study was twofold: First, we examined the impact of international …

Older adults typically report higher levels of satisfaction with their social relationships than
younger adults. The present paper integrates current developmental research to explain …

Contrary to premises of dynamic transactionism, most studies investigating personality-
relationship transaction only found personality effects on relationships but failed to find …

Condições socioculturais e econômicas interagem com os processos biológicos ao longo
da vida, determinando vulnerabilidade ou resiliência na velhice. O objetivo foi investigar …

This study examines the complex role of family networks in shaping adult psychological well-
being over time. We examine the unique and interactive longitudinal influences of family …

Not much is known about how social network characteristics change in the transition out of
school and what role Big Five personality plays in this context. The aim of this paper was …

As people age, they undergo a multitude of physiological and psychological changes that
might help or hinder their well-being. Some differences in the well-being of older adult …

The authors propose a model of relationship differentiation that is based on two
psychological mechanisms, the regulation of emotional closeness and the monitoring of …

Older adults often seek to manage their social networks to foster positive interactions, but
they nonetheless sometimes experience negative interactions that detract from their health …