Mild depressive symptoms, self-reported disability, and slowing across multiple functional domains

Background: Subthreshold depressive symptoms are common in older adults. The threshold for the clinical significance of such symptoms is unclear. Mechanisms linking depressed mood to increased risk of disability need further investigation. Methods: Among older adults who did not meet criteria for de...

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Published in:	International psychogeriatrics Vol. 24; no. 2; pp. 253 - 260
Main Authors:	Albert, Steven M., Bear-Lehman, Jane, Burkhardt, Ann
Format:	Journal Article
Language:	English
Published:	Cambridge, UK Cambridge University Press 01.02.2012 Elsevier Inc
Subjects:	Activities of Daily Living - psychology Adult and adolescent clinical studies Adults Aged Anhedonia Biological and medical sciences Clinical significance Cognition Cognitive ability Dementia Depression Depression - psychology Disability Emotions Female Gait Geriatrics Gerontology/Geriatrics Humans Male Medical conditions Medical sciences Mental depression Mobility Mobility Limitation Mood disorders Neuropsychological Tests Older people People with disabilities Persons with Disabilities - psychology physical function Physicians Psychiatric/Mental Health Psychology. Psychoanalysis. Psychiatry Psychopathology. Psychiatry Respondents slowing Sociodemographics subsyndromal Symptoms slowing physical function depression cognition subsyndromal Human Mood disorder Handicap Self evaluation Depression Cognition Subsyndromal Disability Symptomatology Slowing down Elderly
ISSN:	1041-6102, 1741-203X, 1741-203X
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