The effects of work-family experiences on health among older workers by Cho, Eunae, Chen, Tuo-Yu

“…With this in mind, we investigated the impact of work-family conflict and work-family enrichment on older workers' health. Five waves of longitudinal data from the Health and Retirement Study were used. …”
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Formal long-term care : informal caregivers' subjective well-being and service utilization by Chong, Wayne Freeman Weien

“…Quantitative analyses of longitudinal data collected from stroke survivors and their caregivers revealed that increased caregiving burden and caregiver depression are prospective and concurrent predictors of stroke rehabilitation use at 12-month post-stroke, and that non-distressed caregivers at 3-month post-stroke and 12-month post-stroke are likely to have cared for stroke rehabilitation users at 12-month post-stroke.…”
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Towards a parsimonious pathway model of modifiable and mediating risk factors leading to diabetes risk by Ho, Lynn Yi-Ching, Lee, Vivian Shu Yi, Ho, Ringo Moon-Ho, Lin, Gladis Jing, Thumboo, Julian

“…Next, we fitted a smaller model with longitudinal data (2007/2008 to 2014/2015), given limited earlier data. …”
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Cultural differences in people's psychological responseto COVID-19 by Yap, Suhui, Lee, Albert, Ji, Li-Jun, Li, Ye, Dong, Ying

“…The findings were replicated after a week's delay. Analyses on longitudinal data showed that state optimism, state well-being, and meaning presence influenced one another over time. …”
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Estimating bidirectional effects between social connectedness and mental health in adolescent students: addressing biases due to endogeneity by Sakellariou, Chris

“…Some of the existing studies exploited the availability of longitudinal data to provide evidence of the existence of a causal relationship, either from social connectedness to health or establish a bidirectional relationship. …”
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Too much of a good thing? Affective empathy modulates the link between maladaptive coping and internalizing problems in children by Yu, Meryl, Kyeong, Yena, Phua, Desiree, Broekman, Birit, Eriksson, Johan Gunnar, Chen, Helen Yu, Setoh, Peipei

“…To this end, we examined whether empathy moderates the relationship linking maladaptive coping with internalising and externalising problems one year later. We used longitudinal data of 98 (48% girls) mother-child dyads from Singapore’s largest birth cohort. …”
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Parental warmth buffers the effect of socioeconomic status on resilience during late childhood: evidence from a nationally representative birth cohort by Yu, Meryl, Kee, Michelle, Meaney, Michael, Law, Evelyn, Eriksson, Johan Gunnar, Chen, Helen Yu, Setoh, Peipei

“…Guided by the FSM, we examine parental care and parental overprotection as candidate mediators in the relationship linking SES to resilience in late childhood. We used longitudinal data from 293 children-mother dyads (48% girls) from Singapore’s largest birth cohort. …”
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How helping you helps me: a longitudinal analysis of volunteering and pathways to quality of life among older adults in Singapore by Ang, Shannon, Malhotra, Rahul

“…This study, using longitudinal data, investigates how formal and informal volunteering may affect older adults’ quality of life through personal mastery, perceived social support, and received social support. …”
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