Financial literature suggests that for the Elderly, investing on a longer duration increases return and lowers risk. Consequently, we examine possible effects of their relation to the future on their investments’ preferences and savings’ allocation. Then, we test different timerelated...

Anecdotal evidence suggests that older individuals behave more emotionally and less cognitively due to their decreasing biological, cognitive, and/or social abilities, or a combination thereof. However, in the psychology and aging literatures, recent research indicates that the sense of future...

In this research, we examine how high-quality contact can facilitate employees’ coworker support and explain why the benefits of high-quality contact are contingent upon age. First, we employ a social mindfulness lens to decipher the motivational mechanisms of high-quality contact with...