Aging and Behavior: A Comprehensive Integration of Research Findings |
Contents
| 1 | |
| 17 | |
Biological Factors in Longevity and Survival | 38 |
Psychological and Social Factors in Longevity and Survival | 55 |
Wellbeing | 72 |
Sexuality and Sexual Relations | 91 |
Friends Family and Institutionalization | 110 |
Pathological Aging | 129 |
Slowness of Behavior | 229 |
Intelligence | 249 |
Forming Concepts | 274 |
The Encoding of Information | 294 |
Storage and Retrieval | 316 |
Newer Perspectives in LearningMemory | 336 |
Creativity and Contribution | 359 |
Research Methods | 381 |
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