Subjective (but not objective) prospective memory relates to depression, anxiety, and selfrated health in older adulthood: A latent profile analysis

Tsang, Alex Pak Lik; Wong, Chi Chung; Chan, Stephen Cheong Yu; Cheung, Vanessa Hoi Mei; Lu, Huijing; Zuber, Sascha

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Subjective (but not objective) prospective memory relates to depression, anxiety, and selfrated health in older adulthood: A latent profile analysis

ContributorsTsang, Alex Pak Lik; Wong, Chi Chung; Chan, Stephen Cheong Yu; Cheung, Vanessa Hoi Mei; Lu, Huijing; Zuber, Sascha

Published inAging & mental health

Publication date2026-07-05

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Centres et instituts / Centre interfacultaire de gérontologie et d'études des vulnérabilités

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Centre LIVES

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TSANG, Alex Pak Lik et al. Subjective (but not objective) prospective memory relates to depression, anxiety, and selfrated health in older adulthood: A latent profile analysis. In: Aging & mental health, 2026.

Article (Accepted version)

01/08/2027

CC BY-4.0

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PID : unige:194589

Journal ISSN1360-7863

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Subjective (but not objective) prospective memory relates to depression, anxiety, and selfrated health in older adulthood: A latent profile analysis

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