Examining Longitudinal Relationships between Social Support and Strain in Relationships with Children and Older Adults' Cognitive Functioning.

J Health Soc Behav · 2025 · PMC12353807 · PMID 40285408

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However, the coefficient for lagged social support from children became stronger, and the positive coefficient for contemporaneous social support became marginally significant, suggesting that the presence of depressive symptoms may suppress positive effects of social support from children on cognitive functioning.

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