WELL-BEING IN AGING: MENTAL ENGAGEMENTS IN ELDERLY MEN AS A MODERATOR OF LOSSES
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BAR-TUR, L., ET AL., WELL-BEING IN AGING: MENTAL ENGAGEMENTS IN ELDERLY MEN AS A MODERATOR OF LOSSES. JOURNAL OF AGING STUDIES, Vol. 12, no. 1 (1998), p. 1-17.
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67498
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SIIS R.1067
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Adaptación personal, Calidad de vida, Envejecimiento, Hombre, Jubilación, Personas mayores
Adaptación personal, Calidad de vida, Envejecimiento, Hombre, Jubilación, Personas mayores
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