Findings reveal age-diverse social worlds enhance cognitive functioning and life expectancy, suggesting healthier aging benefits.
Findings highlight potential benefits associated with having a wide variety of ages represented in one's social world. Age-diverse social environments may support cognitive functioning across adulthood and longevity. Encouraging intergenerational connection may be a promising avenue for promoting healthy aging.
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