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Executive functioning independently predicts self-rated health and improvement in self-rated health over time among community-dwelling older adults
2015
Aging & Mental Health
Objectives: Self-rated health, as distinct from objective measures of health, is a clinically informative metric among older adults. The purpose of our study was to examine the cognitive and psychosocial factors associated with self-rated health. Methods: 624 participants over the age of 60 were assessed at baseline, and of these, 510 were contacted for a follow-up two years later. Measures of executive function and self-rated health were assessed at baseline, and self-rated health was assessed
doi:10.1080/13607863.2015.1018866
pmid:25774986
fatcat:v2f3xbhs4vg5jk7pucerqxjhei