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Stability of Genetic and Environmental Contributions to Anxiety Symptoms in Older Adulthood
Anxiety symptoms are common in later life and are associated with diverse adverse health outcomes. Little is known about how genetic and environmental influences on anxiety symptoms might vary across older adulthood. The purpose of this study was to explore change and stability of contributions to a
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