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The Role of Childhood Adversity and Social Drivers of Health in Subjective Cognitive Decline
ORIGINAL RESEARCH ¡ª Volume 22 ¡ª July 17, 2025
| Pathway | Estimate (Pvalue) |
|---|---|
| ACE to SCD | 0.136 (<.001) |
| ACE to perceived social support | −0.517 (<.001) |
| ACE to socioeconomic stability | −0.022 (.047) |
| ACE to unstable household | 0.735 (<.001) |
| ACE to physical or emotional abuse | 0.732 (<.001) |
| ACE to sexual abuse | 0.612 (<.001) |
| Socioeconomic stability to SCD | −0.260 (<.001) |
| Socioeconomic stability to higher education | 0.573 (<.001) |
| Socioeconomic stability to higher income | 0.948 (<.001) |
| Perceived social support to SCD | −0.086 (<.001) |
| Perceived social support to perceived emotional support | 0.685 (<.001) |
| Perceived social support to low level of perceived loneliness | 0.835 (<.001) |
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