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Location and well-being among retired men
D C Reitzes1, E Mutran, H Pope
1Department of Sociology, Georgia State University.
Abstract:
Data from a national sample of retired men aged 60 to 74 enabled the exploration of the influence of a diverse set of variables on well-being. Findings include: (a) location produces differences in well-being, with retired men living in suburbs having the highest mean well-being scores; (b) poor health reduces the well-being of retired men in the suburbs to a greater extent than in the central cities; and (c) suburban location also indirectly influences well-being by way of its effect on informal activities.
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