CAREGIVING FOR PARENTS AND PARENTS-IN-LAW: IS GENDER IMPORTANT?
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INGERSOLL-DAYTON, B., ET AL., CAREGIVING FOR PARENTS AND PARENTS-IN-LAW: IS GENDER IMPORTANT?. GERONTOLOGIST, THE, Vol. 36, no. 4 (1996), p. 483-491.
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59468
Location:
SIIS R.155
Palabras clave:
Cuidador informal, Estrés familia, Género, Personas mayores, Relación padres-hijos, Solidaridad intergeneracional, EE.UU.
Cuidador informal, Estrés familia, Género, Personas mayores, Relación padres-hijos, Solidaridad intergeneracional, EE.UU.
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