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BACKGROUND: Family co-residence is often considered protective for older adults in India but may not ensure inclusion in household decisions. This study examined how widowhood and decision-making exclusion are jointly associated with depressive symptoms among co-resident older adults. METHODS: Data came from LASI Wave 1 (2017-18) and included 27,840 married or widowed adults aged 60+. Survey-weighted logistic regression examined widowhood, decision-making exclusion, their interaction, dose-response patterns, and sex-stratified associations with CES-D depressive symptoms. RESULTS: Decision-making exclusion was highest among widowed women and lowest among married men. More extensive exclusion …
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- 中文题名：印度同住老年人的家庭决策排斥、丧偶与抑郁症状
- 英文标题：Family Decision-Making Exclusion, Widowhood, and Depressive Symptoms Among Co-Resident Older Adults in India.
- 期刊与标识：Res Aging · PMID 42967910 · DOI 10.1177/01640275261502787 · EDAT 2026-11-01