Aging and the FamilyStephen J. Bahr, Evan T. Peterson An examination of aging from a familiy perspective. Contributors were asked to review an integrate current literature, identify areas of needed research, and to report new findings. Major sections discuss transitions (such as empty-nest and remarriage), family relationships (grandparenting, extended family), health (including elder abuse), and economics. Substantial references. Annotation copyrighted by Book News, Inc., Portland, OR |
Contents
A Developmental Overview of the Aging Family | 1 |
Transitions | 13 |
Retirement Couples and Household Work | 33 |
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Losing Your Parents, Finding Yourself: The Defining Turning Point of Adult Life Victoria Secunda No preview available - 2001 |