THE CONTRIBUTION OF SELF-REPORTED COGNITIVE HEALTH FOR INFORMING DAILY WELL-BEING AND FUNCTION ACROSS CONTEXTS
2024
The Role of Self-Reported Cognitive Health in Daily Well-Being
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Author Information
Author(s): Stawski Robert, Cichy Kelly, Scott Stacey
Primary Institution: Oxford University Press US
Hypothesis
Self-reports of cognitive health can help understand the links between daily experiences and health outcomes.
Conclusion
Self-reports of cognitive health are important for understanding daily well-being and health outcomes.
Supporting Evidence
- Self-reports of cognitive health are linked to stress responses and dementia risk.
- Daily experiences, including social support and work-family conflict, affect cognitive health.
Takeaway
People's thoughts about their memory and thinking can tell us a lot about how they feel and function every day.
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