PREDICTORS AND IMPLICATIONS OF GENERATIVITY AMONG LGBTQ+ OLDER ADULTS
2024
Predictors of Generativity Among LGBTQ+ Older Adults
Sample size: 2233
publication
Evidence: moderate
Author Information
Author(s): Jung Hailey, Kim Hyun-Jun, Emlet Charles, Fredriksen-Goldsen Karen
Primary Institution: University of Washington
Hypothesis
What are the predictors of generativity among LGBTQ+ older adults?
Conclusion
Psychological and social factors can enhance generativity in LGBTQ+ older adults, even in the face of discrimination.
Supporting Evidence
- Generativity is linked to health and well-being in older adults.
- Psychological resources like resilience and critical awareness positively affect generativity.
- Social resources such as community engagement enhance generativity among LGBTQ+ older adults.
Takeaway
This study looks at how LGBTQ+ older adults can still care for others and contribute to their communities, even when they face challenges.
Methodology
The study used regression analysis on data from the Aging with Pride study to examine predictors of generativity.
Participant Demographics
LGBTQ+ older adults, with a sample size of 2,233.
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