Longitudinal assessment of the relationship between frailty and social relationships among Japanese older adults: a random intercept cross-lagged panel model

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Mingyu Cui
Dandan Jiao
Yang Liu
Yantong Zhu
Xiang Li
Zhu Zhu
Jinrui Zhang
Afsari Banu Alpona
Yanlin Wang
Meiling Qian
Yuko Sawada
Kumi Watanabe Miura
Taeko Watanabe
Emiko Tanaka
Tokie Anme
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[1] University of Tsukuba,School of Comprehensive Human Science
[2] Morinomiya University of Medical Sciences,Department of Physical Therapy
[3] RIKEN Center for Advanced Intelligence Project,Faculty of Nursing
[4] Shukutoku University,Faculty of Nursing
[5] Musashino University,Faculty of Medicine
[6] University of Tsukuba,Department of Nursing, The First Affiliated Hospital, and College of Clinical Medicine
[7] Henan University of Science and Technology,undefined
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Older people; Random intercept cross-lagged panel model; Frailty; Social relationships; Longitudinal study;
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