Emily A. Greenfield

Best Publications

• Formal Volunteering as a Protective Factor for Older Adults' Psychological Well-Being

  Emily A. Greenfield;Nadine F. Marks

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• Religious Social Identity as an Explanatory Factor for Associations between More Frequent Formal Religious Participation and Psychological Well-Being.

  Emily A. Greenfield;Nadine F. Marks

  352
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• Using Ecological Frameworks to Advance a Field of Research, Practice, and Policy on Aging-in-Place Initiatives

  Emily A. Greenfield

  299
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• Linked Lives: Adult Children's Problems and Their Parents' Psychological and Relational Well-Being.

  Emily A. Greenfield;Nadine F. Marks

  249
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• Age-Friendly Community Initiatives: Conceptual Issues and Key Questions

  Emily A. Greenfield;Mia Oberlink;Andrew E. Scharlach;Margaret B. Neal

  229
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• Do Formal Religious Participation and Spiritual Perceptions Have Independent Linkages with Diverse Dimensions of Psychological Well-Being?∗:

  Emily A. Greenfield;George E. Vaillant;Nadine F. Marks

  209
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• Violence from parents in childhood and obesity in adulthood: Using food in response to stress as a mediator of risk

  Emily A. Greenfield;Nadine F. Marks

  198
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• Childhood Abuse as a Risk Factor for Sleep Problems in Adulthood: Evidence from a U.S. National Study

  Emily A. Greenfield;Chioun Lee;Elliot L. Friedman;Kristen W. Springer

  187
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• Identifying experiences of physical and psychological violence in childhood that jeopardize mental health in adulthood

  Emily A. Greenfield;Nadine F. Marks

  158
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• Child abuse as a life-course social determinant of adult health

  Emily A. Greenfield

  156
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• Witnessing domestic abuse in childhood as an independent risk factor for depressive symptoms in young adulthood

  Dianne Russell;Kristen W. Springer;Kristen W. Springer;Emily A. Greenfield

  150
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• Identifying living arrangements that heighten risk for loneliness in later life: Evidence from the U.S. national social life, health, and aging project

  Emily Anne Greenfield;David Russell

  135
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• A conceptual framework for examining the promise of the NORC program and Village models to promote aging in place

  Emily A. Greenfield;Andrew Scharlach;Amanda J. Lehning;Joan K. Davitt

  115
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• Continuous Participation in Voluntary Groups as a Protective Factor for the Psychological Well-Being of Adults Who Develop Functional Limitations: Evidence From the National Survey of Families and Households

  Emily A. Greenfield;Nadine F. Marks

  112
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• Childhood Socioeconomic Status and Later Life Cognition: Evidence From the Wisconsin Longitudinal Study:

  Emily A. Greenfield;Sara M. Moorman

  111
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• A Tale of Two Community Initiatives for Promoting Aging in Place: Similarities and Differences in the National Implementation of NORC Programs and Villages

  Emily A. Greenfield;Andrew E. Scharlach;Amanda J. Lehning;Joan K. Davitt

  110
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• Sense of Community as a Protective Factor against Long-Term Psychological Effects of Childhood Violence

  Emily A. Greenfield;Nadine F. Marks

  103
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• Community Gerontology: A Framework for Research, Policy, and Practice on Communities and Aging

  Emily A Greenfield;Kathy Black;Tine Buffel;Jarmin Yeh

  72
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• Profiles of physical and psychological violence in childhood as a risk factor for poorer adult health: evidence from the 1995-2005 National Survey of Midlife in the United States.

  Emily A. Greenfield;Nadine F. Marks

  71
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• Support from Neighbors and Aging in Place: Can NORC Programs Make a Difference?

  Emily A. Greenfield

  50
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