Shows social engagement moderates depressive symptoms in retirees, suggesting support strategies may improve emotional well-being.
Findings highlight the emotional toll of retirement and the protective role of social engagement in buffering against sustained psychological decline. Promoting opportunities for informal social connection may be critical to supporting emotional well-being during the retirement transition, particularly among those at risk of social isolation.
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