DO PERSONAL CONDITIONS AND CIRCUMSTANCES SURROUNDING PARTNER LOSS EXPLAIN LONELINESS IN NEWLY BEREAVED OLDER ADULTS
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BAARSEN, B.VAN, ET AL., DO PERSONAL CONDITIONS AND CIRCUMSTANCES SURROUNDING PARTNER LOSS EXPLAIN LONELINESS IN NEWLY BEREAVED OLDER ADULTS. AGEING AND SOCIETY, Vol. 19, no. 4 (1999), p. 441-470.
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Adaptación personal, Autoconcepto, Duelo, Efectos, Matrimonio, Muerte, Personas mayores, Soledad
Adaptación personal, Autoconcepto, Duelo, Efectos, Matrimonio, Muerte, Personas mayores, Soledad
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