How time Exposure, role Engagement and task Essence ("3E") of volunteering interact to associate with healthy aging: A cross-sectional mixed-method study in Hong Kong.
Abstract
This study introduces the 3E framework of volunteering-time exposure (e.g., volunteering hours), role engagement, and task essence (e.g., types of activities) - investigating how these dimensions and their interactions impact healthy aging outcomes in older adults.
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Research summary
The paper claims that the interaction of time exposure, role engagement, and task essence in volunteering is associated with healthy aging outcomes in older adults. This study explores factors that may contribute to healthy aging, which aligns with longevity research by examining how engagement in meaningful activities can influence aging outcomes.
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