INTERVIEWING OLDER ADULTS: VALIDITY OF SELF-REPORTS OF SATISFACTION
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RODGERS, W.L., ET AL., INTERVIEWING OLDER ADULTS: VALIDITY OF SELF-REPORTS OF SATISFACTION. PSYCHOLOGY AND AGING, Vol. 3, no. 3 (1988), p. 264-272.
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10751
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Autocontrol, Entrevistas, Personas mayores, Psicología, Satisfacción
Autocontrol, Entrevistas, Personas mayores, Psicología, Satisfacción
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