DAUGHTERS CARING FOR THEIR AGING MOTHERS: A MIDLIFE DEVELOPMENTAL PROCESS
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ECKERT, J.W., SHULMAN, S.C., DAUGHTERS CARING FOR THEIR AGING MOTHERS: A MIDLIFE DEVELOPMENTAL PROCESS. JOURNAL OF GERONTOLOGICAL SOCIAL WORK, Vol. 25, no. 3-4 (1996), p. 17-32.
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57747
Location:
SIIS R.131
Palabras clave:
Crisis, Intervención familiar, Intervención informal, Personas mayores, Problemas familiares, Relación madre-hijo
Crisis, Intervención familiar, Intervención informal, Personas mayores, Problemas familiares, Relación madre-hijo
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