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January 23, 2026Aging & Mental Health0 citations

Synchronized cognitive trajectories and social participation in older couples

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DKDexia KongXLXiaomin LiYLYaxin Lan

Key Points

  • The study examines the relationship between cognitive functioning and social participation in older couples, with a focus on income and gender.
  • Analyzed cognitive functioning and social participation among older couples
  • Considered income levels in the analysis
  • Explored gender differences in social participation
  • Cognitive functioning significantly influences husbands' social participation more than wives'
  • The effect is notably stronger in higher-income couples
  • Income serves as a moderating factor between cognitive functioning and social participation

Abstract

Cognitive functioning plays a more salient role in shaping husbands' participation in social participation than that of wives, and the role is more pronounced in higher-income couples. The findings offer unique income moderation and gender-specific insights into dyadic health research.

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Kong et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69730f18c8125b09b0d1ee9chttps://doi.org/10.1080/13607863.2026.2612745
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