老年人灾后迁移频率与孤独感：感知社区韧性的影响

Background and Objectives: Older adults evacuated during armed conflict may experience repeated residential moves in addition to the initial evacuation. Because the number of relocations in this study was recorded in unequal ordinal categories, the present analysis treats relocation frequency as a categorical exposure rather than as a continuous measure of a broader construct of relocation instability. This study examined post-return associations between self-reported relocation-frequency category, perceived community resilience, and loneliness among adults aged 50 years and older following wa