Internet Use and Psychological Well-Being at Advanced Age: Evidence from the English Longitudinal Study of Aging.

Int J Environ Res Public Health · 2018 · PMC5877025 · PMID 29522486

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If we consider the three fully-adjusted models separately, the cognitive-judgmental aspects of well-being, measured with the Satisfaction with Life Scale, have a direct, though marginally significant ( p -value: 0.078), connection with Internet use; degree of physical activity; volunteering; wealth; lack of impairments related to ADLs or IADSLs; age and being married.

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