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Combined Influences of Dementia Exposure and Personality on Self-Reported Memory Problems.

American journal of Alzheimer's disease and other dementias - 1 Jan 2000

Mogle Jacqueline, Hill Nikki L, Bell Tyler Reed, Bhargava Sakshi, Bratlee-Whitaker Emily, Wion Rachel K, Tiwari Pooja Anushka

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The current study investigated whether having a first-degree relative with dementia influenced older adults' self-reported memory, if personality traits moderated these associations, and whether these associations differed by the type of item asked (ie, frequency of memory problems vs perceived memory decline). Data drawn from the Einstein Aging study included 454 older adults (Mage = 76.64, standard deviation =...

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PMID: 32162526
DOI: 10.1177/1533317519899792
PMCID: PMC7135876

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