4/ 🎯 Implications: These findings contribute to the discussion on the need for more nuanced policies to mitigate cognitive decline among older adults within existing
European Union social protection frameworks

3/ 🧠 Key finding: Cognitive changes are associated with widowhood, but with marked differences by gender and across paid work status
➡️ widowers ♂️ have reduced cognition if working
➡️ widows ♀️ perform more poorly if homemakers

2/ 🔍 Using longitudinal data from @share-eric.bsky.social , within-person changes in cognitive functioning in association with the widowhood event were investigated, while also considering heterogeneities across paid work status and gender

1/ 🚨 New research alert: “Resource or crisis? Cognitive functioning after widowhood and why paid work status matters” explores how the transition into widowhood is linked with changes in older adults’ cognitive performance

If you are around today at 5pm don´t miss #AnnaKarmann @ifswien.bsky.social presenting on "Residential Mobility After Union Dissolution: A Study of Austrian Couples" using #RegisterData

🎤 #CarolineBerghammer shows now the first results from our #CONDIVproject at the #DACH2025

#RegisterData #Registerforschung #Divorce

@demographyvienna.bsky.social @ifswien.bsky.social

The poster session closed the 1st International Conference of the #SustainableAgeing @eaps.bsky.social Working Group.

Thanks to everyone who participated, the presenters, chairs, discussants, keynote and organizers

Our Team Member #MartaMoroni presented a joint work with @valeriabordone.bsky.social @tobiaswiss.bsky.social #GerritBauer from the #CLINTproject at the 1st International Conference of the #SustainableAgeing @eaps.bsky.social Working Group

The fifth session of the 1st International Conference of the #SustainableAgeing @eaps.bsky.social Working Group is discussed by @elisacisotto.bsky.social

"Combinations of dimensions and not only linear relationships need further investigations"