Findings illustrate how social competence influences psychological well-being in the elderly, suggesting intervention benefits for mental health.
Social competence, sense of control, and hope are meaningfully related to psychological well-being in older adults. Strengthening these psychological components may improve mental health outcomes. Findings suggest developing interventions promoting social competence, personal control, and optimism in aging populations.
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