Examination of bidirectional associations between neurocognitive functioning and housing stability in homeless adults: A longitudinal subgroup analysis of the at Home/Chez Soi study.

These results suggest verbal learning and memory functioning is a key contributor to housing stability among homeless adults with serious mental illness. This work has important implications for health services that support individuals transitioning into stable housing and for the attainment of long-term functional independence. (PsycInfo Database Record (c) 2022 APA, all rights reserved).