ADULT CHILDREN'S PERCEPTIONS OF THEIR RESPONSIBILITY TO PROVIDE CARE FOR DEPENDENT ELDERLY PARENTS
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WOLFSON, C., ET AL., ADULT CHILDREN'S PERCEPTIONS OF THEIR RESPONSIBILITY TO PROVIDE CARE FOR DEPENDENT ELDERLY PARENTS. GERONTOLOGIST, THE, Vol. 33, no. 3 (1993), p. 315-323.
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37991
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SIIS R.155
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Actitudes sociales, Cuidador informal, Dependencia, Personas mayores, Solidaridad intergeneracional
Actitudes sociales, Cuidador informal, Dependencia, Personas mayores, Solidaridad intergeneracional
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