Titlebook: Varieties of Aging; George L. Maddox,M. Powell Lawton Book 1988 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1988 aging.gerontology.internal m

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-40050-0aging; gerontology; internal medicine; medicine; social science; sociology

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Gender and Ethnicity Differences in Psychological Well-Beingch differences exist. At the onset, it may be helpful to define how the phrase . will be used, because gerontologists have included a diverse array of constructs under the general rubric of well-being.

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The Economic Situation of Older Americans: Emerging Wealth and Continuing Hardship growth of incomes and wealth of persons aged 65 and over and their gains made relative to younger families have increasingly become the subject of articles in the media (see, e.g., Peterson, 1987). A new stereotype may be emerging of America’s elderly as an affluent and perhaps even greedy group. T

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Better Options for Work and Retirement: Some Suggestions for Improving Economic Security Mechanisms and research: heterogeneity of older adults, modifiability of aging processes, and choices regarding alternatives in constructing the future of aging (Maddox, 1987). Socioeconomic status, he reports, is one of the most powerful variables explaining the heterogeneity of older adults. Socioeconomic st