Aging: An Introduction to GerontologySAGE Publications, 1995 - Počet stran: 469 In this interdisciplinary text, Lewis R Aiken examines the elements that influence people in the later stages of life. Beginning with an historical overview of gerontology, the author discusses both pragmatic and philosophical concerns within the field. Factors impacting the process and results of ageing are carefully outlined and address such areas as biology, psychology, sociology, economics and politics. The interpersonal variability of the older population is stressed throughout the book, recognizing gender, ethnic, racial and cultural differences. Each chapter concludes with: a thorough review of the material covered; a series of questions and activities designed to enhance the learning experience; and a list of sugges |
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... less , consult physicians more frequently , and comply with medical instructions more faithfully ; they also experience less exposure to industrial pollutants and hazards , are less violent than men , handle stress more effectively ...
... less , consult physicians more frequently , and comply with medical instructions more faithfully ; they also experience less exposure to industrial pollutants and hazards , are less violent than men , handle stress more effectively ...
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... less attention to their older patients , spend less time with them , and express less inclina- tion to provide vigorous treatment to them ( Greene , Hoffman , Charon , & Adelman , 1987 ; Greenfield , Blanco , Elashoff , & Ganz , 1987 ...
... less attention to their older patients , spend less time with them , and express less inclina- tion to provide vigorous treatment to them ( Greene , Hoffman , Charon , & Adelman , 1987 ; Greenfield , Blanco , Elashoff , & Ganz , 1987 ...
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... less rapidly with age . Educa- tion is especially important because highly educated people tend to show greater resistance to intellectual decline than those with less education . Adults who read books and take courses , engaging in ...
... less rapidly with age . Educa- tion is especially important because highly educated people tend to show greater resistance to intellectual decline than those with less education . Adults who read books and take courses , engaging in ...
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