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Long-term outcomes of military service: The health and well-being of aging veterans.

DOI: 10.1037/0000061-000

Publisher: American Psychological Association - American Psychological Association

Nov 27, 2017

1 - 10 of 16 Chapters

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Introduction: Understanding the long-term outcomes of military service.

Spiro, Avron; Settersten, Richard A.; Aldwin, Carolyn M.

Pages: 3 –16

This volume is the result of the efforts of a large number of people, a community of scholars committed to advancing lifespan/life course perspectives for understanding the long-term effects of military service on the health and well-being of veterans. Some of the contributors have been...
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Two faces of wartime experience: Collective memories and veterans appraisals in later life.

Settersten, Richard A.; Recksiedler, Claudia; Godlewski, Bethany; Elder, Glen H.

Pages: 19 –36

In this chapter, we use data from four longitudinal studies to examine veterans’ appraisals of military service and collective memories of war from the vantage point of later life. We probe their recollections of World War II and, to a lesser degree, the Korean War. Although much knowledge of...
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Midlife ego development of World War II veterans: Contributions of personality traits and combat exposure in young adulthood.

Malone, Johanna C.; Distel, Laura M. L.; Waldinger, Robert J.

Pages: 37 –55

War is, for many, a life-changing event, yet the effects of combat on adult personality development are not well understood. Research has suggested that psychological functioning after military service is associated with specific risk and resilience factors, and how these relate to each other and...
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Perceived racial, ethnic, and gender discrimination among male and female Vietnam-era veterans and PTSD symptoms later in life.

Kabat, Daniel H.; Stellman, Steven D.; Stellman, Jeanne Mager

Pages: 57 –70

In this chapter we address the gaps in the existing literature and examine the ramifications of exposure to discrimination as a component of the Vietnam War experience. In particular, we address the following questions: 1. Is discrimination a distinct predictor of postwar PTSD symptomology,...
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Using a life course perspective to examine the prevalence of marriage in military families.

Wadsworth, Shelley MacDermid; Mustillo, Sarah; Faber, Anthony J.; Christiansen, Abigail Tolhurst

Pages: 71 –89

This chapter presents a study that focuses on the prevalence of marriage and marital careers of military members. Specifically, the study addresses the unfolding of transitions related to marriage, child bearing, child rearing, divorce, and remarriage over the course of their military careers....
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Labor force participation among older veterans.

MacLean, Alair; Kleykamp, Meredith A.; Warren, John Robert

Pages: 91 –106

This chapter examines whether veterans tend to leave the labor force earlier than nonveterans, and if this difference has changed over the last four and a half decades among men who were eligible to serve from before World War II to the Vietnam era. We use Current Population Survey (CPS) data...
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Nationalism and patriotism among World War II veterans and their baby-boom children.

Silverstein, Merril; London, Andrew S.; Wilmoth, Janet M.

Pages: 107 –122

In this chapter, we examine how World War II–era veteran status shapes men’s nationalistic and patriotic values, and how those values are passed on to, as well as persist among, their children, who form part of the baby-boom cohort. In the parental generation, we distinguish between veterans who...
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Military service experiences and older mens trajectories of self-rated health.

Wilmoth, Janet M.; London, Andrew S.; Oliver, William J.

Pages: 125 –145

This chapter uses the Health and Retirement Study (HRS) data to examine whether adverse military service experiences contribute to differences in later-life self-rated health trajectories among older men. Longitudinal HRS data include (a) the biennial 1992 to 2012 public use files; (b) the 2006,...
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Studying longitudinal links from early adult adversity to later-life well-being: American repatriated prisoners of the Vietnam war.

Lee, Lewina O.; Spiro, Avron; Tyzik, Anna L.; King, Daniel W.; King, Lynda A.

Pages: 147 –166

This chapter documents demographic and other personal and military characteristics that predict health and adjustment among Vietnam RPWs, who were assessed on homecoming in 1973 and again in 2002. We first provide an overview of the population and the research program, followed by a review and...
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The impact of military service on stress, health, and well-being in later life.

Aldwin, Carolyn M.; Park, Crystal L.; Choun, Soyoung; Lee, Hyunyup

Pages: 167 –186

This chapter examines positive and negative effects of military service on later-life health and well-being in two ways. First, it is likely that many of the contradictory findings in the literature are due to variations across studies in health-related constructs such as stress and psychological...

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