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WWII traumatic events, subjective well-being and valuation of life in the very old
Hauber, D.; Kaspar, R.; Zank, S. · Zeitschrift für Gerontologie und Geriatrie · 2021 · Heft 6 · S. 126 bis 131
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BackgroundTraumatic events are known to have harmful effects on health throughout life [3]. Around 70% of the global population experience at least one traumatic event throughout their lifetime [19]. Many old people intentionally or unintentionally re-engage with early life traumatic experiences, which is often perceived as stressful [4, 5]. Nevertheless, positive subjective well-being (SWB; i.e. positive reactions to one’s life [6]) and high valuation of life (VoL; affectpive and cognitive appraisals of the perceived value of one’s life [24]) seem to be widespread in the very old population [17, 33]. While the…
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WWII
traumatische Ereignisse
subjektives Wohlbefinden
Wertschätzung des Lebens
ältere Menschen
psychische Gesundheit
Traumatic Events
Well-Being
Life Value
Aged
Depression
Resilience
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