Bryan D. James|Patricia A. Boyle|David A. Bennett
Correlates of Susceptibility to Scams in Older Adults Without Dementia
Rush University Medical Center|Rush University Medical Center|Rush University Medical Center
study examined correlates susceptibility scams 639 communitydwelling older adults without dementia cohort study aging regression models adjusted age sex education income used examine associations susceptibility scams measured fiveitem selfreport measure number potential correlates susceptibility positively associated age negatively associated income cognition psychological wellbeing social support literacy fully adjusted models indicated older age lower levels cognitive function decreased psychological wellbeing lower literacy particular may markers susceptibility financial victimization old age