Perceived Neighborhood Safety, Social Cohesion, and Psychological Health of Older Adults

Yeon Jin Choi · Christina J. Matz-Costa

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The research article, “Perceived Neighborhood Safety, Social Cohesion, and Psychological Health of Older Adults,” 10.1093/geront/gnw187, by Yeon Jin Choi, MSW, PhD Candidate and Christina Matz-Costa, PhD, was mistakenly excluded from this special issue 58(1). The issue has now been corrected to include the correct content. The publisher regrets this error.

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