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September 1, 1988Social Forces272 citations

Later Life: The Social Psychology of Aging.

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AOAngela M. O’RandVMVictor W. Marshall

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Dominant and Emerging Paradigms in the Social Psychology of Aging - Victor W Marshall The Subjective Construction of Self and Society - Carol D Ryff An Agenda for Life-Span Research Socialization in Old Age - A Meadian Perspective - Neena Chappell and Harold L Orbach Some Contributions of Symbolic Interaction to the Study of Growing Old - Don Spence A Sociological Perspective on Aging and Dying - Victor Marshall The Old Person as Stranger - James J Dowd Social Networks and Social Support - Barry Wellman and Alan Hall Implications for Later Life Friendships in Old Age - Sarah H Matthews Biography and Circumstance The Social Construction of the Life Course - Martin Kohli Comparative Perspectives on the Microsociology of Aging - Vern L Bengtson Methodological Problems and Theoretical Issues

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a103defd13714ec96ff71b3https://doi.org/10.2307/2579122
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