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Ling Xu

University of Texas at Arlington

Affiliations

School of Social Work

NoneLing Xu is currently serving as a School Of Social Work faculty at University of Texas At Arlington.

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University of Texas at Arlington

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geriatrics public health social gerontology social sciences ageing sociology elderly care mental health later adulthood health care psychology population aging demography family psychology older adults population health family relations contemporary china migration studies caregivers economy of china intergenerational relations healthy aging cultural psychology older chinese immigrants rural health health psychology adult development lifespan development depressive symptoms senior companion program intercultural studies social science research community health chinese older adults united states self-rated health social support regional studies parental care family process family issues social anthropology neuroscience of aging life satisfaction geriatric medicine clinical gerontology psychological well-being rural china community mental health intergenerational support intergenerational relationships international social work canadian studies tobacco control urban health societal influence psychosocial research cross-cultural perspectives cultural integration indigenous peoples tobacco use social epidemiology grandparent caregiving urban china family support applied psychology demographic change biogerontology intergroup relations positive psychology psychosocial issues social medicine underserved populations status attainment older chinese adults

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Age-Friendly Airports: Exploring the Experiences of Older Travelers. Activities Adaptation & Aging (2024)

Joanna GloverNoelle L. FieldsKathy LeeLing XuChristine Wood

adaptationtourismtourist experienceage-friendly airportsolder travelersbehavioral sciences

Grandparent–Grandchild Asian American Reminiscence: Intergenerational and Cultural Reflection. Innovation in Aging (2024)

Ling Xu

cultural contextcultural reflectionsocial gerontologycultural diversityintergenerational relationseast asian studies

Intergenerational Reminiscence Engagement to Improve the Well-Being of Older Adults With Cognitive Impairment. Innovation in Aging (2024)

Ling XuNoelle FieldsKathryn DanielDaisha CipherBrooke Troutman

healthy agingwell-beingintergenerational reminiscence engagementcognitive impairmentolder adults

Robotic Animal Use Among Older Adults Enrolled in Palliative or Hospice Care: A Scoping Review and Framework for Future Research. Robotics (2024)

Allyson MilesNoelle L. FieldsMichael BennettLing XuKaren MagruderMary Kris StringfellowBenjamin J. SesaySwasati Handique

end-of-life carerobotic animal usepalliative carehospice careroboticsolder adultsbehavioral sciencesfuture research

The Benefits of Intergenerational Reminiscence and Dst on the Well-Being of Young Adult Participants. Innovation in Aging (2024)

Ling XuNoelle FieldsKathryn DanielDaisha CipherBrooke Troutman

young adult participantsintergenerational reminiscencewell-being

The Faith Care Family Project: A Qualitative Analysis of an Intervention for African American Ad/Adrd Caregivers. Innovation in Aging (2024)

Noelle FieldsLing XuIshan WilliamsFayron EppsSwasati Handique

qualitative researchpublic healthafrican american studiessocial gerontology

The Senior Companion Journeys Project: A Training to Enhance Volunteers’ Knowledge of Ad/Adrd. Innovation in Aging (2024)

Noelle FieldsLing XuPingnan LiMary StringfellowMelissa Gomez

public healthsocial gerontologyactive ageinghealthy aging

Application of a Decisional Capacity Assessment for Older Research Participants With Cognitive Impairment. Behavioral Sciences (2023)

Ling XuNoelle L. FieldsMegan R. WestmoreKathryn M. DanielBrooke A. Troutman

decisional capacity assessmentpsychiatrybehavioral sciencescognitive impairmentolder research participantsgeriatricspsychology

A Systematic Review of Effectiveness of Technology Interventions for People With Dementia and Informal Caregivers. Innovation in Aging (2023)

Ling XuLingya Zhao

health policyhealth caredigital healthpsychiatryassisted livingsystematic reviewtechnologyhealthcare innovationhealth technologyinformal caregiversgeriatricsdementiaelderly care

Attitudes Toward Aging Among College Students: Results From an Intergenerational Reminiscence Project. Behavioral Sciences (2023)

Ling XuNoelle L. FieldsJessica CassidyKathryn M. DanielDaisha J. CipherBrooke A. Troutman

behavior analysiseducational psychologyhuman behaviorintergenerational reminiscence projectsocial gerontologybehavioral sciencescollege studentssocial sciencesbehavioral researchlater adulthoodpsychology

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Ling Xu

University of Texas at Arlington

Affiliations

School of Social Work

NoneLing Xu is currently serving as a School Of Social Work faculty at University of Texas At Arlington.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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University of Texas at Arlington

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Age-Friendly Airports: Exploring the Experiences of Older Travelers. Activities Adaptation & Aging (2024)

Joanna GloverNoelle L. FieldsKathy LeeLing XuChristine Wood

adaptationtourismtourist experienceage-friendly airportsolder travelersbehavioral sciences

Grandparent–Grandchild Asian American Reminiscence: Intergenerational and Cultural Reflection. Innovation in Aging (2024)

Ling Xu

cultural contextcultural reflectionsocial gerontologycultural diversityintergenerational relationseast asian studies

Intergenerational Reminiscence Engagement to Improve the Well-Being of Older Adults With Cognitive Impairment. Innovation in Aging (2024)

Ling XuNoelle FieldsKathryn DanielDaisha CipherBrooke Troutman

healthy agingwell-beingintergenerational reminiscence engagementcognitive impairmentolder adults

Robotic Animal Use Among Older Adults Enrolled in Palliative or Hospice Care: A Scoping Review and Framework for Future Research. Robotics (2024)

Allyson MilesNoelle L. FieldsMichael BennettLing XuKaren MagruderMary Kris StringfellowBenjamin J. SesaySwasati Handique

end-of-life carerobotic animal usepalliative carehospice careroboticsolder adultsbehavioral sciencesfuture research

The Benefits of Intergenerational Reminiscence and Dst on the Well-Being of Young Adult Participants. Innovation in Aging (2024)

Ling XuNoelle FieldsKathryn DanielDaisha CipherBrooke Troutman

young adult participantsintergenerational reminiscencewell-being

The Faith Care Family Project: A Qualitative Analysis of an Intervention for African American Ad/Adrd Caregivers. Innovation in Aging (2024)

Noelle FieldsLing XuIshan WilliamsFayron EppsSwasati Handique

qualitative researchpublic healthafrican american studiessocial gerontology

The Senior Companion Journeys Project: A Training to Enhance Volunteers’ Knowledge of Ad/Adrd. Innovation in Aging (2024)

Noelle FieldsLing XuPingnan LiMary StringfellowMelissa Gomez

public healthsocial gerontologyactive ageinghealthy aging

Application of a Decisional Capacity Assessment for Older Research Participants With Cognitive Impairment. Behavioral Sciences (2023)

Ling XuNoelle L. FieldsMegan R. WestmoreKathryn M. DanielBrooke A. Troutman

decisional capacity assessmentpsychiatrybehavioral sciencescognitive impairmentolder research participantsgeriatricspsychology

A Systematic Review of Effectiveness of Technology Interventions for People With Dementia and Informal Caregivers. Innovation in Aging (2023)

Ling XuLingya Zhao

health policyhealth caredigital healthpsychiatryassisted livingsystematic reviewtechnologyhealthcare innovationhealth technologyinformal caregiversgeriatricsdementiaelderly care

Attitudes Toward Aging Among College Students: Results From an Intergenerational Reminiscence Project. Behavioral Sciences (2023)

Ling XuNoelle L. FieldsJessica CassidyKathryn M. DanielDaisha J. CipherBrooke A. Troutman

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