ACTIVITY IN OLDER ADULTS: CAUSE OR CONSEQUENCE OF COGNITIVE FUNCTIONING?. A LONGITUDINAL STUDY ON EVERYDAY ACTIVITIES AND COGNITIVE PERFORMANCE IN OLDER ADULTS
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AARTSEN, M.J., ET AL., ACTIVITY IN OLDER ADULTS: CAUSE OR CONSEQUENCE OF COGNITIVE FUNCTIONING?. A LONGITUDINAL STUDY ON EVERYDAY ACTIVITIES AND COGNITIVE PERFORMANCE IN OLDER ADULTS. JOURNALS OF GERONTOLOGY, THE, Vol. 57B, no. 2 (2002), p. P153-P162.
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SIIS R.420
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Actividades de la vida diaria, Estudio descriptivo, Estudio longitudinal, Función mental, Personas mayores
Actividades de la vida diaria, Estudio descriptivo, Estudio longitudinal, Función mental, Personas mayores
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