Longitudinal Associations of Neighborhood Social Cohesion with Self-perceptions of Aging and Loneliness.

This study demonstrates the significant role of environmental factors beyond individual predictors and advocates for the potential of neighborhood environments as a target for interventions to foster positive aging perception and tackle loneliness. Furthermore, it indicates that loneliness and SPA could reciprocally influence each other in the context of neighborhood social cohesion, enriching our understanding of their intricate dynamics.