Successful aging among Chinese near-centenarians and centenarians in Hong Kong: a multidimensional and interdisciplinary approach.
作者： Karen Siu-Lan Cheung , Bobo Hi-Po Lau
DOI: 10.1080/13607863.2015.1078281
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摘要: Objectives: This study applied a multidimensional model on continuum to examine successful aging (SA) and investigated whether SA is associated with biomedical psychosocial–demographic factors among Hong Kong Chinese near-centenarians centenarians.Method: A cross-sectional data analysis was performed geographically representative sample of 120 centenarians an age range 95–108 years. We developed integrated cumulative Successful Aging Index (SAI) based participants’ performance in four dimensions: (1) physical functional health (PF), (2) psychological well-being cognition (PC), (3) social engagement family support (SF), (4) economic resources financial security (EF). To the criterion validity SAI, we conducted multiple binary logistic regression interviewer-rated health. ran investigate independent correlates SAI.Results: Results show tha...
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