Bias and Beliefs: Age Discrimination, Perceived Control over Cognitive Aging, and Executive Functioning in Caregiving Grandparents
Maia A. McLin, Laura A. Shillingsburg, Amara L. Mason, Kourtney Mia Barfield et autres
Background: Caregiving grandparents face unique stressors that may affect cognitive health. Discrimination is associated with poorer cognitive performance, whereas stronger perceived control over cognitive aging is associated with better performance. This study examined how everyday discrimination and perceived control over cognitive aging …
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Geriatrics