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Retirement adjustment in the pandemic – did risk- and protective factors change?

2025-07-23

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<p>The exit from the workforce and the transition to retirement often coincides with changes in important aspects of individuals’ daily life and social roles. This can be a demanding experience for some retirees, affecting their mental health. It is thus important to identify relevant psychosocial, health, and financial predictors of adjustment quality. Retiring during the Covid-19 pandemic may have been particula...

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DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/782e5_v2

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