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Psychogeriatricsjournals.cambridge.org/ipg

The O� cial Journal of the

International Psychogeriatric Association

Better Mental Health for Older People

ISSN: 10416102

VOLUME 31 ISSUE 9 SEPTEMBER 2019

International Psychogeriatrics

VOLUME 31 ISSUE 9 SEPTEMBER 2019

CONTENTS

Commentaries 1229 Cognitive factors associated with emotional intelligence

Saanika Venkatesh and Corinne E. Fischer 1233 Understanding the complex relationship between early-life adversity and later-life mental health

David K. Conn 1237 Components of psychological resilience in dementia caregivers

Kelsey T. Laird and Helen Lavretsky Theme Articles 1241 The right kind of smart: emotional intelligence’s relationship to cognitive status in community-dwelling older adults

Odelyah Saad, Leehu Zysberg, Jeremia Heinik, Ron Ben-Itzhak, and Anna Zisberg 1249 Early-life adversity, later-life mental health, and resilience resources: a longitudinal population-based birth cohort analysis

Theodore D. Cosco, Rebecca Hardy, Laura D. Howe, and Marcus Richards 1259 Self-esteem, self-efficacy, and optimism as psychological resources among caregivers of people with dementia: findings from the IDEAL study

Ruth A. Lamont, Catherine Quinn, Sharon M. Nelis, Anthony Martyr, Jennifer M. Rusted, John V. Hindle, Bryony Longdon, and Linda Clare, on behalf of the IDEAL study team Review Articles 1267 Self-management and social participation in community-dwelling people with mild dementia: a review of measuring instruments

Floriana Mangiaracina, Franka Meiland, Yvonne Kerkhof, Martin Orrell, Maud Graff, and Rose-Marie Dröes 1287 Gait parameters and characteristics associated with increased risk of falls in people with dementia: a systematic review

Shirin Modarresi, Alison Divine, Jessica A. Grahn, Tom J. Overend, and Susan W. Hunter 1305 Agitation in patients with dementia: a systematic review of epidemiology and association with severity and course

Milena Anatchkova, Anne Brooks, Laura Swett, Ann Hartry, Ruth A. Duffy, Ross A. Baker, Lene Hammer-Helmich, and Myrlene Sanon Aigbogun Original Research 1319 Disability discrimination and avoidance in later life: prevalence, disability differentials and association with mental health

Articles Jeromey B. Temple, Margaret Kelaher, and Ruth Williams 1331 Differential item functioning in the cognitive screener used in the Longitudinal Aging Study in India

Ashish Goel and Alden Gross 1343 Evaluation of macrolinguistic aspects of the oral discourse in patients with Alzheimer’s disease

Juliana Onofre de Lira, Thaís Soares Cianciarullo Minett, Paulo Henrique Ferreira Bertolucci, and Karin Zazo Ortiz 1355 How is personality related to well-being in older and younger adults? The role of psychological flexibility

Priska Steenhaut, Gina Rossi, Ineke Demeyer, and Rudi De Raedt Brief Report 1367 Multimorbidity is associated with more subsequent depressive symptoms in three months: a prospective study of community-dwelling adults

in Hong Kong

Francisco T. T. Lai, Tsz Wah Ma, and Wai Kai Hou Letters to the 1373 Are medical doctors in Latin America prepared to deal with the dementia epidemic?

Editor Pablo Richly, Pablo Lopez, Maria Prats, Ricardo Mastadueno, Julián Bustin, Macarena Gonzalez, Daniel Flichtentrei, Facundo Manes, and Santiago Oneill 1375 Patientwith Parkinson’s disease presenting with impulse control disorders following treatment with selegiline

Kentaro Hirao, Yoshitsugu Kaneko, Daisuke Hirose, Raita Fukasawa, Soichiro Shimizu, Hidekazu Kanetaka, Takahiko Umahara, Hirofumi Sakurai, and Haruo Hanyu Corrigendum 1377 The clinical course and interrelations of dementia related symptoms – CORRIGENDUM

Miriam L. Haaksma, Jeannie-Marie S. Leoutsakos, Jonne A. E. Bremer, Pauline Aalten, Inez H. G. B. Ramakers, Frans R. J. Verhey, Marcel G. M. Olde Rikkert, and René J. F. Melis

Issue Theme: Self-Esteem, Resilience, and Emotional Intelligence

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EDITOR-IN-CH I EF

Dilip V. JesteSan Diego, CA, USA

DEPUTY EDITORSHenry BrodatySydney, Australia

Gill LivingstonLondon, UK

Kostas LyketsosBaltimore, MD, USA

STATISTICAL EDITOR

Stephan ArndtIowa City, IA, USA

EDITORIAL BOARDOlusegun BaiyewuIbadan, Nigeria

Per BechHillerød, Denmark

Keri-Leigh CassidyHalifax, Canada

Helen ChiuHong Kong, China

Jiska Cohen-MansfieldTel Aviv, Israel

Yeates CornwellRochester, NY, USA

Devangere P. DevanandNew York, NY, USA

Martin DichterWitten, Germany

Alastair J. FlintToronto, Canada

Orestes ForlenzaSao Paulo, Brazil

Martin HauptDüsseldorf, Germany

Zahinoor IsmailCalgary, Canada

Helen C. KalesAnn Arbor, MI, USA

Helen LavretskyLos Angeles, CA, USA

Raimundo MateosSantiago de Compostela, Spain

Kirsten MooreLondon, UK

Benoit MulsantToronto, Canada

Cynthia MunroBaltimore, MD, USA

Ruth O’HaraStanford, CA, USA

Nancy A. PachanaBrisbane, Australia

Kiran RabheruOttawa, Canada

Mark RapoportToronto, Canada

Perminder SachdevRandwick, Australia

Ingmar SkoogGothenburg, Sweden

Vihang VahiaMumbai, India

Johannes WancataVienna, Austria

JUNIOR EDITORIAL BOARD MEMBERSAmbrish DharmadhikariMumbai, India

Ellen LeeSan Diego, CA, USA

Maria MarquineSan Diego, CA, USA

Naaheed MukadamLondon, UK

Olga TheouHalifax, Canada

MANAGING EDITORKate FilipiakMilwaukee, WI, USA

BOOK REVIEW EDITORBarton W. PalmerLa Jolla, CA, USA

FOUNDER EDITORGene CohenDeceased

EDITOR EMERITUSRobin EastwoodBere Ferrers, UK

PAST EDITORSGene Cohen Robin Eastwood David Ames Nicola Lautenschlager

EDITORIAL OFFICEElaine Halls

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Acknowledgement(Upper left) Seniors jogging on a forest road © Kzenon /istock-photo; (Upper right) A Lewy body in a pigmented neuron of the substantia nigra of a Parkinson’s disease patient (H/E stain) and (Lower left) tau pathology (green) in the hippocampus of an Alzheimer’s disease patient (immunofluorescence) – both images kindly provided by Prof. Johannes Attems, Institute for Ageing and Health, Newcastle University, UK; (Lower right) Senior adults having morning tea together © Monkeybusinessimages /istockphoto

InternationalPsychogerıatrıcsEditorial Panel

Scope and contributionsInternational Psychogeriatrics is written by and for those doing clinical, teaching, and research work with older people. It is the official journal of the International Psychogeriatric Association (IPA) and is pub-lished by Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, UK. Although it is primarily concerned with psychogeriatrics, the journal welcomes contributions from all concerned with the field of mental health and aging. Original research papers are particularly sought.

Contributions include original research articles, reviews of the literature, book reviews, letters to the editor, and editorials. Apart from editorials and book reviews, which are commissioned, con-tributions to International Psychogeriatrics are spontaneously writ-ten and submitted by authors. Papers are usually reviewed by two expert reviewers selected by the Editor-in-Chief. At present, about one-third of the papers submitted are accepted for publication. The journal’s Science Citation Index impact factor is 2.423 (2016). Submission of a paper implies that it is neither under consideration for publication elsewhere, nor previously published in English. Manuscripts must be formatted double-spaced with ample margins on all sides and the pages should be numbered. International Psychogeriatrics uses the spelling of American English. Manuscripts written by those whose primary language is not English should be edited carefully for language prior to submission. The journal has a Language Assistance Panel consisting of both native English speakers willing to check mauscripts for style prior to submission, and bilingual experts willing to assist with the translation of manuscripts into English. Further details including contact information for individual panel members can be found at both the journal and IPA websites (journals.cambridge.org/ipg and www.ipa-online.org).

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