GENDER DIFFERENCES IN CAREGIVING: WHY DO WIVES REPORT GREATER BURDEN?
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BARUSCH, A.S., SPAID, W.M., GENDER DIFFERENCES IN CAREGIVING: WHY DO WIVES REPORT GREATER BURDEN?. GERONTOLOGIST, THE, Vol. 29, no. 5 (1989), p. 667-676.
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Adaptación personal, Apoyo social, Cuidadores, Estrés, Estudios, Familia, Personas mayores, Sexismo
Adaptación personal, Apoyo social, Cuidadores, Estrés, Estudios, Familia, Personas mayores, Sexismo
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