Open Access
The Detrimental Consequences of Overestimating Future Health in Late Life
The Journals Of Gerontology Series BPeer ReviewedJeremy M. Hamm +42017Journals
Although forecasting a positive future can be adaptive, it may not be when expectations are unmet. Our study examined whether such inaccurate expectations about future health status (overestimation) were maladaptive for older adults who commonly experience late life declines in physical functioning.

The content you want is available to Zendy users.

Already have an account? Sign in
Having issues? Contact support