The Environmental Challenge And the Aging Individual Council of Planning Librarians. Exchange Bibliography, No. 254
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About a fourth of the men studied showed impairment for at least one of the sensations tested. Most of those who could not feel the sensations fell between 70 and 85 years of age. The lower limbs of the oldest men in the sample were less sensitive to vibration than were those of the 65-74 year age group, ^fen ranged in age between 65 and 91.
(A direct quote of Howell's results appears in Weiss 's article. Sensory functions. In: Birren, Handbook of Aging and the Individual . Since the original s...ource was not readily available, this abstract is based on Weiss 's material, p. 508.) 34. CPL Exchange Bibliography #254 Jacobs, Ruth H. "One-way street: an intihiate view of adjustnent to a hone for the aged," Geronto loQiist . 1969, 9^ (^) » 276-280.
A participant-observer sociologist reports on a group of 46 residents of a large Jev;ish home for the aging. Accounts of individual cases demonstrate that women d£ experience problems in living institutionally and in translocating within the institution.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
About a fourth of the men studied showed impairment for at least one of the sensations tested. Most of those who could not feel the sensations fell between 70 and 85 years of age. The lower limbs of the oldest men in the sample were less sensitive to vibration than were those of the 65-74 year age group, ^fen ranged in age between 65 and 91.
(A direct quote of Howell's results appears in Weiss 's article. Sensory functions. In: Birren, Handbook of Aging and the Individual . Since the original s...ource was not readily available, this abstract is based on Weiss 's material, p. 508.) 34. CPL Exchange Bibliography #254 Jacobs, Ruth H. "One-way street: an intihiate view of adjustnent to a hone for the aged," Geronto loQiist . 1969, 9^ (^) » 276-280.
A participant-observer sociologist reports on a group of 46 residents of a large Jev;ish home for the aging. Accounts of individual cases demonstrate that women d£ experience problems in living institutionally and in translocating within the institution.
What to read after The Environmental Challenge And the Aging Individual Council of Planning Librarians. Exchange Bibliography, No. 254?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Snyder, Lorraine Hiatt to read onlineMoreLess
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