OLDER PEOPLE TALKING AS IF THEY ARE NOT OLDER PEOPLE: POSITIONING THEORY AS AN EXPLANATION
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JONES, R.L., OLDER PEOPLE TALKING AS IF THEY ARE NOT OLDER PEOPLE: POSITIONING THEORY AS AN EXPLANATION. JOURNAL OF AGING STUDIES, Vol. 20, no. 1 (2006), p. 79-91.
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Autoconcepto, Estudio cualitativo, Etiquetamiento, Identidad, Participación familiar, Personas mayores, Personas mayores, Residencias
Autoconcepto, Estudio cualitativo, Etiquetamiento, Identidad, Participación familiar, Personas mayores, Personas mayores, Residencias
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