Handbook of Theories of Aging, Second EditionMerril Silverstein PhD, Vern L. Bengtson PhD, Norella Putney PhD, Daphna Gans PhD Springer Publishing Company, 2008 M10 27 - 816 páginas " This handbook discusses how the various approaches to aging theory can be integrated to create a unified theoretical aging discourse. The chapters in this volume are commissioned from scholars whose research in aging has achieved international recognition, and who are concerned with the advancement of cross-disciplinary theorizing in the field. Chapters include:
This handbook includes a remarkable array of contributions that present state-of-the-art, innovative inter- and intra- disciplinary theorizing in the study of aging. A useful resource for both students and professionals, this book represents the current status of theoretical development in the study of aging. " |
Contenido
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Elements of a Narrative Gerontology | 40 |
Stress Theories of Aging | 81 |
Biological Theories of Senescence | 98 |
Theories of Neuropsychology and Aging | 113 |
The Role of Aging Processes in AgingDependent Diseases | 133 |
Theoretical | 153 |
Constructionist Perspectives on Aging | 287 |
A Typology | 306 |
The Aging and Society Paradigm | 327 |
The Political Economy Perspective in Aging | 344 |
Constructing | 361 |
Applying Theories of Aging to Gerontological Practice Through | 379 |
Paradox or Possibility | 396 |
On the Dynamics of Development and Aging | 417 |
Theories of Everyday Competence and Aging | 174 |
Theories of Cognition | 196 |
The SelfConcept in Life Span and Aging Research | 227 |
Emotions in Adulthood | 253 |
Anthropological Theories of Age and Aging | 271 |
Analyzing Social Theories of Aging | 434 |
A Personal Perspective | 459 |
Author Index | 481 |
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Términos y frases comunes
Achenbaum activity adulthood age-related aging processes aging-dependent diseases Alzheimer's disease American analysis approach associated behavior Bengtson biological Birren Carstensen cells challenge cognitive cohort concept construction context cortisol course cultural Dannefer declarative memory decline depression developmental developmental psychology dynamic economic effects elderly emotional empirical everyday competence example experience explanations factors Finch focus Foner frontal lobes function gender gerontology GFAP goals Handbook HPA axis ical important increased individual interaction Journal Lewy body disease lives Markus maximum life span meaning ment models narrative neuropsychology norms old age older adults optimization organism P. B. Baltes patterns person perspective problems prospective memory relationships response retirement Review Riley role Schaie Schroots scientific senescence social gerontology social psychology social sciences social structure society sociology span span architecture specific Springer Publishing story stratification suggest theoretical theories of aging tion University Press variables welfare well-being women York
Pasajes populares
Página ii - He has previously held professional appointments at the University of Nebraska, West Virginia University, and the University of Southern California. Dr. Schaie received his BA from the University of California—Berkeley and his MS and PhD degrees from the University of Washington, all in psychology. He is the author or editor of 26 books and over 200 journal articles and chapters related to the study of human aging.
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Referencias a este libro
Social Theory, Social Policy and Ageing: Critical Perspectives Caroll Estes,Simon Biggs,Chris Phillipson Vista de fragmentos - 2003 |
Cultural Aging: Life Course, Lifestyle, and Senior Worlds Stephen Katz Sin vista previa disponible - 2005 |