THE ROLE OF AUTONOMY IN EXPLAINING MENTAL ILL-HEALTH AND DEPRESSION AMONG OLDER PEOPLE IN LONG TERM CARE SETTINGS
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BOYLE, G., THE ROLE OF AUTONOMY IN EXPLAINING MENTAL ILL-HEALTH AND DEPRESSION AMONG OLDER PEOPLE IN LONG TERM CARE SETTINGS. AGEING AND SOCIETY, Vol. 25, no. 5 (2005), p. 731-748.
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Autonomía personal, Depresión, Efectos, Personas mayores, Residencias, Reino Unido
Autonomía personal, Depresión, Efectos, Personas mayores, Residencias, Reino Unido
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