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Foreword - Matilda White Riley Introduction - Marcia G Ory, Ronald P Abeles and Paula Darby Lipman An Overview of Research on Aging, Health, and Behavior PART ONE: SELF, INFORMAL, AND FORMAL HEALTH CARE BEHAVIORS Health-Related Behavior - Kathryn Dean Concepts and Methods Informal and Formal Health Care Systems Serving Older Persons - Gordon H Defriese and Alison Woomert The Behavior System of Dependency in the Elderly - Margret M Baltes and Hans-Werner Wahl Interactions with the Social Environment PART TWO: BIO-PSYCHOSOCIAL MECHANISMS LINKING HEALTH AND BEHAVIOR Vigilant Coping and Health Behavior - Howard Leventhal, Elaine A Leventhal and Pamela Schaefer Coping with Chronic Illness and Disability - H Asuman Kiyak and Soo Borson Sense of Control, Aging, and Health - Judith Rodin and Christine Timko Aging, Stress, and Illness - Thomas M Vogt Psychobiological Linkages PART THREE: SOCIAL AND BEHAVIORAL INTERVENTIONS Disease Prevention and Health Promotion with Older Adults - William Rakowski Intervening in Social Systems to Promote Health - Lennart Levi PART FOUR: IMPLICATIONS FOR PUBLIC POLICY Social Characteristics, Social Structure, and Health in the Aging Population - Carroll L Estes and Thomas G Rundall Forecasting Health and Functioning in Aging Societies - Kenneth G Manton and Richard Suzman Implications for Health Care and Staffing Needs
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