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Elderly adults constitute a particularly vulnerable population, facing significant challenges that require adaptation skills. Factors like diseases can impact various aspects of their well-being, including material, interpersonal, and physical aspects. This research emphasizes the importance of exploring these findings in future studies and developing interventions to enhance the well-being and health of the elderly. Coping strategies play a crucial role in mediating the impact of life events on the quality of life, and it is likely that having a safe space to express emotions and access to social support can improve quality of life. More applied research is needed to equip this population with effective coping skills. The conclusions drawn from this research have implications for practical interventions, social policies, and academic research, all aimed at promoting the well-being of the elderly.
