The social participation and integration of older adults are important aspects of healthy
aging. However, in general, older adults have smaller social networks than their younger …

Purpose: This study examines how life satisfaction changes as a function of the transition
into retirement, distinguishing between different types of voluntary and involuntary exits …

Extending earlier research, this study explores individual (eg demographic and health
characteristics), psychosocial (eg mastery and planning) and organizational factors (eg …

This cross-sectional study examines three predictors of retirement adjustment: individual
(demographic and health), psychosocial (work centrality), and organizational (conditions of …

Empathic responses and optimum social functioning are associated with psychological and
physical health benefits. The aim of this study was to compare emotional empathy, cognitive …

Social networks have increasingly received attention in transportation research. However,
more subjective aspects of the social network, such as social satisfaction and loneliness …

Purpose–Retirement adjustment is the process by which aged workers become accustomed
to the changed facts of life in the transition from work to retirement and develop …

Alzheimer's disease (AD) is associated with intact experience but abnormal expression of
emotion. Because emotion regulation is important in determining levels of experienced and …

Researchers' capacity to investigate retirement planning behaviour is impeded by the lack of
rigorous measurement within the literature. For this study, a comprehensive measure based …

Age-related deficits in executive control might lead to socially inappropriate behavior if they
compromise the ability to withhold inappropriate responses. Consistent with this possibility …