From Cicero to Cohen: developmental theories of aging, from antiquity to the present
Guardat en:
Agronin, M.E., From Cicero to Cohen: developmental theories of aging, from antiquity to the present. Gerontologist, The, Vol. 54, no. 1 (2014), p. 30-39.
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Palabras clave:
Actitudes sociales, Envejecimiento, Etapas de vida, Evaluación, Historia, Identidad, Percepción, Personas mayores, Teoría
Actitudes sociales, Envejecimiento, Etapas de vida, Evaluación, Historia, Identidad, Percepción, Personas mayores, Teoría
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