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Publications

The Social Well-being of Older Adults in Singapore
by
Micah Tan, Paulin Tay Straughan, Grace Cheong, Wensi Lim
Tags:
Older Adults / Well-being / Social Well-being
Research Briefs / School of Social Sciences
Published on Mar 2023
Concerns Over the Cost of Living Among Older Adults in Singapore
by
Rachel Ngu Wen Yi, Micah Tan, Paulin Tay Straughan, Seonghoon KIM, William Tov, Grace Cheong, Xiaoyan Zhang
Tags:
Older Adults / Cost of Living / Economic Expectations / Public Policy
Research Briefs / School of Social Sciences
Published on Mar 2023
The Effects of SES, Social Support, and Resilience on Older Adults’ Well-being during COVID-19: Evidence from Singapore
by
Mindy Eiko Tadai, Paulin Tay Straughan, Grace Cheong, Rachel Ngu Wen Yi, Tan Yan Er
Tags:
Socio-Economic Status / COVID-19 / Well-being / Social Support / Singapore Life Panel / Resilience
Journal Article / School of Social Sciences
Published on Feb 2023
Life Satisfaction Changes and Adaptation in the COVID-19 Pandemic: Evidence from Singapore
by
Terence CHENG, Seonghoon KIM, Kanghyock KOH
Tags:
COVID-19 / Life satisfaction / Singapore Life Panel / Singapore / Pandemic / Subjective well-being
Journal Article / School of Economics
Published on Dec 2022
From 'Pandemic' to 'Endemic' and Beyond
by
CENTRE FOR RESEARCH ON SUCCESSFUL AGEING
Tags:
Ngee Ann Kongsi Annual Report / School of Social Sciences
Published on Nov 2022
Weight Perceptions and Health Education on Obesity Among Older Adults
by
Seonghoon KIM, Vicky Mengqi Qin, Xuan Zhang , Kanghyock KOH, Mindy Eiko Tadai, Micah Tan
Tags:
Weight perception / Older Adults / Healthcare policy
Research Briefs / School of Social Sciences
Published on Aug 2022
The Commuting Patterns of Older Adults
by
Grace Cheong, Wong Yen Cong, Tan Yan Er
Tags:
Commuting / Older Adults / Commuting policy
Research Briefs / School of Social Sciences
Published on Aug 2022
Life in an Endemic COVID-19: Older Adults’ Well-being, Activity, and Perceptions
by
Rachel Ngu Wen Yi, Micah Tan, Low Jia Ying
Tags:
Public Health / COVID-19 / Trust in government / Well-being / Endemic
Research Briefs / School of Social Sciences
Published on Aug 2022

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