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Longitudinal association between personality traits and homebound status in older adults: Results from the National Health and Aging Trends Study

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Personality is associated with predictors of homebound status like frailty, incident falls, mobility, and depression. However, the relationship between personality traits and homebound status is unclear. This study aims to examine the longitudinal association between personality traits and homebound status among older adults. |

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