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APA Handbook of Adult Development and Aging
This Handbook provides a comprehensive lifespan perspective on development for midlife and older adults, and theories and research on aging.
Long-Term Outcomes of Military Service
Contributors to this groundbreaking book examine the effects of military service across the lifespan.
Do Cherished Children Age Successfully? Longitudinal Findings From the Veterans Affairs Normative Aging Study [PDF]
The study investigates whether and how early experiences are related to psychological well-being in later life, testing the hypothesis that more positive early psychosocial experiences have far-reaching and positive effects on both hedonic and eudaimonic well-being in later life.
Effects of Age and Hypertension Status on Cognition: The Veterans Affairs Normative Aging Study [PDF]
This study examined the influence of age and hypertensive status (normotensive, controlled, untreated, or uncontrolled) on several cognitive tests via multiple regression in 357 nondemented, community-dwelling older men whose hypertensive status was stable over 3 years and who had no medical comorbidities.
Hostility, the Metabolic Syndrome, and Incident Coronary Heart Disease [PDF]
This investigation examined the impact of hostility and the metabolic syndrome on coronary heart disease using prospective data from the Normative Aging Study.
