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Couples’ shared beliefs about aging and implications for future functional limitations
Shannon T. Mejía
, Richard Gonzalez
Health and Kinesiology
Human Development and Family Studies
Social & Behavioral Science Institute
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Keyphrases
Implications for Future
100%
Functional Limitations
100%
Beliefs about Aging
100%
Shared Beliefs
100%
Health Experiences
42%
Physical Activity
28%
Husband
28%
Disease Burden
28%
Partner Selection
28%
Latent Variables
14%
Spouses
14%
Collective Effort
14%
Health Studies
14%
Individual Beliefs
14%
Common Variance
14%
Individual Effort
14%
Physical Disease
14%
Retirement Study
14%
Individual Variance
14%
Co-construction
14%
Relationship Experiences
14%
Close Relationships
14%
Shared Experience
14%
Effect Magnitude
14%
Social Sciences
Diseases
100%
Physical Activity
100%
Variance
50%
Latent Variable
50%
Spouses
50%
Independent Study
50%
Close Relationship
50%
Coconstruction
50%
Psychology
Physical Activity
100%
Close Relationship
50%