Titlebook: Living Longer and Healthier at Older Ages; A Longitudinal Analy Li Zhang Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under e

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Data and Methodsapplied in this research. It defines the concepts of age, period ad cohort and provides theoretical considerations of applying the APC approach. The chapter enlightens the reader the methodological and statistical issues that are associated with this study. The discussion of data and methods also al

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Changing Patterns of the Oldest Old’s Health by Period and across Birth Cohortasures. Age has a positive effect on SRH but it negatively relates to other health measures. Significant period and cohort effects are found. The most significant period effect is shown by a dip in year 2008 when estimating the respondent’s positive feeling scores. This is probably caused by the eco

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Socioeconomic Status and the Oldest Old’s Healtharthquake that occurred in that year. Findings from this chapter echo results from previous analyses that SES has significant influence on the oldest old’s health. The findings also highlight the period and cohort effects in the link between SES and the oldest old’s health. The chapter emphasizes th

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Physical Activities and the Oldest Old’s Healthhort effects are observed as well. Specifically, the predicted cognitive function tends to increase over time. The positive feeling scores show a significant drop in year 2008; and the predicted SRH shows a declining trend over time. The cognitive function advantage among the more active group is de

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Book 2024 Significant period and cohort effects are shown when linking Chinese oldest old’s health to various demographic, socioeconomic and health lifestyle covariates. In general, period effects surpass the cohort effects. Particularly, the oldest old’s subjective wellbeing is more likely to be influenced

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Li Zhangagement der P?dagogischenHochschule Ludwigsburg. Sie ber?t Kulturbetriebe und Tourismusorganisationen in den Themen Kulturtourismus, Marketing und Personal..978-3-658-27368-2978-3-658-27369-9Series ISSN 2197-6708 Series E-ISSN 2197-6716