Sae Hwang Han

Assistant Professor

University of Texas at Austin

United States

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Dr. Sae Hwang Han is an Assistant Professor at the University of Texas at Austin, United States. Her research focuses on the intersection of cognitive function and social dynamics in later life, with recent articles exploring topics such as helping behaviors, volunteerism, chronic stress, and neighborhood cohesion. She is particularly interested in the effects of social activities and emotional support on health outcomes among older adults.

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Marci Gleason

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University of Texas at Austin

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Elizabeth Muñoz

University of Texas at Austin

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Meng Huo

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University of California, Davis

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Changmin Peng

University of Massachusetts Boston

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Karen Lyons

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Boston College

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Cal J. Halvorsen

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Boston College

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Po-Heng Chen

University of Texas at Austin

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Hannah Williamson

University of Texas at Austin

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Articles (17)

Helping behaviors and cognitive function in later life: The impact of dynamic role transitions and dose changes

Volunteering, chronic stress, and systemic inflammation among middle-aged and older adults

Social Activities With Friends and Neighbors in Relation to Cognitive Function in Later Life: The Benefits of Contact and Helping

Examining the role of emotional support equity in marital relationships in later life: Findings from the National Study of Daily Experiences.

Dyadic Appraisals of Family Decisions and Health Tasks in Midlife-Older Couples

Heterogeneous Effects of Volunteering on Frailty in Later Life: A Panel Quantile Regression Approach

Neighborhood Cohesion Across the Life Course and Effects on Cognitive Aging

Volunteering and Changes in Cardiovascular Biomarkers: Longitudinal Evidence From the Health and Retirement Study

Cognitive function and cognitive decline among older rural Chinese adults: the roles of social support, pension benefits, and medical insurance

Revisiting the caregiver stress process: Does family caregiving really lead to worse mental health outcomes?

The Impact of Marital Quality as Older Couples Adjust to Dementia Onset

Older Adult’s Marital Status, Conversation Frequency, and Well-Being in Everyday Life

Age and Cohort Trends in Formal Volunteering and Informal Helping in Later Life: Evidence From the Health and Retirement Study

Perceptions of Childhood Neighborhood Social Cohesion and Cognitive Function in Middle and Late Adulthood

Internet Use and Cognitive Functioning in Later Life: Focus on Asymmetric Effects and Contextual Factors

Functional Limitations, Volunteering, and Diurnal Cortisol Patterns in Older Adults

Take a sad song and make it better: Spousal activity limitations, caregiving, and depressive symptoms among couples

Collaborators (8)

Marci Gleason

Elizabeth Muñoz

Meng Huo

Changmin Peng

Karen Lyons

Cal J. Halvorsen

Po-Heng Chen

Hannah Williamson

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