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Special Issue

Aging in America:

Perspectives From Psychological Science
American Psychologist
May–June 2016
(Vol.71, No.4)
ISBN:
978-1-4338-2347-3
Item #
4017114
Format
PDF

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Table of contents

Psychology's Contribution to the Well-Being of Older Americans
Pages 257–267
Gatz, Margaret; Smyer, Michael A.; DiGilio, Deborah A.

Healthy Cognitive Aging and Dementia Prevention
Pages 268–275
Smith, Glenn E.

Promoting Healthy Aging by Confronting Ageism
Pages 276–282
Nelson, Todd D.

Caregiving Families Within the Long-Term Services and Support System for Older Adults
Pages 283–293
Qualls, Sara Honn

Long-Term Care Services and Support Systems for Older Adults: The Role of Technology
Pages 294–301
Czaja, Sara J.

The Complexities of Elder Abuse
Pages 302–311
Roberto, Karen A.

Financial Exploitation, Financial Capacity, and Alzheimer's Disease
Pages 312–320
Lichtenberg, Peter A.

The New World of Retirement Income Security In America
Pages 321–333
Quinn, Joseph F.; Cahill, Kevin E.

Retirement Security: It's Not Just About the Money
Pages 334–344
James, Jacquelyn Boone; Matz-Costa, Christina; Smyer, Michael A.