Observational analysis reveals interaction between social connections and coping styles on loneliness in older adults, suggesting significant implications for wellbeing.
Strong social relationships and positive coping are beneficial to easing loneliness in older adults. In addition, enhancing positive coping can further strengthen the mitigating effect of social relationships on loneliness.
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