We conclude by noting that significant sex and ethnic differences exist but that future studies are needed to more fully explicate how they may moderate the associations between stress and aging.
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We conclude by noting that significant sex and ethnic differences exist but that future studies are needed to more fully explicate how they may moderate the associations between stress and aging.
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- “But…I survived”: A phenomenological study of the health and wellbeing of aging Black women in the Greater Toronto Area, Canada (2022) · doi
While these studies have contributed significantly to the general understanding of the life experiences and health status of racialized people, few studies have explicitly bridged the experiences of aging with gender and the wide structural barriers and social factors that have shaped the lives of racialized older women.
Keywords: experiences racialized contributed general understanding life health status people explicitly bridged aging gender wide structural - Stress and aging: A neurovisceral integration perspective (2021) · doi
We conclude by noting that significant sex and ethnic differences exist but that future studies are needed to more fully explicate how they may moderate the associations between stress and aging.
Keywords: conclude noting significant ethnic differences exist future needed fully explicate moderate associations stress aging - Resiliency and Optimism: An African American Senior Citizen’s Perspective (2010) · doi
This is an understudied population, and African American seniors who remain relatively active within their respected communities may provide useful information regarding these psychological constructs in particular and successful aging in general.
Keywords: understudied population african american seniors remain relatively active within respected communities provide useful information regarding
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