Examining the Pathways Between Self-Awareness and Well-Being in Mild to Moderate Alzheimer Disease
作者： Sarah Cines , Meagan Farrell , Jason Steffener , Liz Sullo , Edward Huey
DOI: 10.1016/J.JAGP.2015.05.005
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摘要: Objective To investigate the relationship between awareness of memory loss and psychological well-being in a nonclinically depressed sample participants with mild to moderate Alzheimer disease (AD). Methods Study (N = 104) enrolled through Columbia University Medical Center Pennsylvania completed clinical cognitive assessments. Participants were rated regard their degree deficits questionnaires relating well-being, including mood quality life (QOL). Mediating models used establish awareness, depression, QOL examine potential mediators distress, objective deficits, negative self-ratings. Results There was direct association but not QOL. However, there an indirect depression. Neither nor self-ratings mediated Conclusion Awareness is associated AD. does appear reflect reaction loss. Moreover, has only via mood. These results suggest that preserved have impact on overall
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