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Family Structure, “Kinlessness”, and Cognitive Decline: Social Connectedness and Contextual Variation in Europe
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• “Kinless” older adults are at greater risk of cognitive decline, especially in Western Europe. • Social connectedness is beneficial and might partially, but only minimally, buffer the “kinless” cognition disadvantage. • “Kinlessness”, social connectedness, and cognitive decline vary across country contexts.
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