Handbook of gerontology : evidence-based approaches to theory, practice, and policy

By:

Blackburn, J A

Contributor(s):

Dulmus, C N

Publication details: Hoboken, NJ Wiley 2007ISBN:

0471771708
9780471771708

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Summary: Contents include: global aging; biological aspects and theories of aging; cognitive and affective theories of adult development; personality theories of successful aging; wisdom, life longings, and optimal development; sociological approaches to understanding age and aging; health promotion; disability; sleep disturbances; sexuality and intimacy; depression; substance abuse; Alzheimer's disease; grief and bereavement; parenting grandchildren; family caregiving; community- and facility-based care; elder abuse; health decisions and directives about the end of life; global challenges for an aging population.

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Contents include: global aging; biological aspects and theories of aging; cognitive and affective theories of adult development; personality theories of successful aging; wisdom, life longings, and optimal development; sociological approaches to understanding age and aging; health promotion; disability; sleep disturbances; sexuality and intimacy; depression; substance abuse; Alzheimer's disease; grief and bereavement; parenting grandchildren; family caregiving; community- and facility-based care; elder abuse; health decisions and directives about the end of life; global challenges for an aging population.

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