Social Connectedness, Perceived Isolation, and Dementia: Does the Social Environment Moderate the Relationship between Genetic Risk and Cognitive Well-Being?

Keyphrases

• Dementia 100%
• Social Environment 100%
• Genetic Risk 100%
• Social Connectedness 100%
• Perceived Isolation 100%
• Cognitive Well-being 100%
• APOE ε4 Allele 66%
• Relative Risk Ratio 66%
• Aging Population 33%
• Social Loneliness 33%
• Living Arrangements 33%
• Loneliness 33%
• US Adults 33%
• Cognitive Function 33%
• Living Alone 33%
• Later Life 33%
• Cognitive Difficulties 33%
• Cognitive Functioning 33%
• Social Context 33%
• Aging Studies 33%
• Perceived Social Support 33%
• Multinomial Logistic Regression Model 33%
• Aging Memory 33%
• Data Logistics 33%
• Nationally Representative Sample 33%
• Demographic Studies 33%
• Memory Studies 33%

Psychology

• Social Environment 100%
• Cognitive Well-Being 100%
• Social Connectedness 100%
• Loneliness 66%
• Cognitive Function 33%
• Cognitive Functioning 33%
• Regression Model 33%
• Perceived Social Support 33%
• Multinomial Logistic Regression 33%
• Economic and Social Development 33%
• United States of America 33%