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The Relation of stress and age

Vern L. Bengtson

1975

Preaching to a Multi-Generational Assembly

Andrew-Carl Wisdom

2004

How Old Are You?

Howard P. Chudacoff

1989

We've all got scars

Raphaela Best

1983

Age class systems

Bernardo Bernardi

1985

ABC of the first year

H. B. Valman

2002

"Don't Hang Around With the Wrong Crowd!" (Survival Series for Kids)

Joy Berry

1982

Generations in Twentieth-Century Europe

Stephen Lovell

2007

Social identities across the life course

Jennifer Lorna Hockey, Jenny Hockey, Allison James

2003

The economic and financial market consequences of global ageing

Kieran Mc Morrow, Werner Roeger

2004

We'Ve All Got Scars

Raphaela Best

1989

Work with me

Debra S. Magnuson

2008

Generations at work

Ron Zemke

1999

Ogbo

Ifeoma Onyefulu

1996

Transgender care

Gianna E. Israel

1997

Peer Conflict & Psychological Growth (New Directions for Child & Adolescent Development)

Marvin W. Berkowitz

1985

We Are Generation Z

Vivek Pandit

2015

Parents and peers in social development

James Youniss

1982

Inheriting the world

Gordon, Bruce

2004

East African age-class systems

A. H. J. Prins

1970

Young and old together

Richard K. Jantz, Barbara Warman, Alice Galper et al.

1990

Immunization Safety Review

Institute of Medicine, Gregg A. Lewis

2002

Merely players

Lee Bennett Hopkins

1979

Children, Families and Chronic Disease

Roger Bradford

1996

Language in Cognitive Development

Katherine Nelson

1996

Type 1 diabetes

National Collaborating Centre for Women's and Children's Health (Great Britain)

2004

Boomers, Xers, and other strangers

Rick, Ph.D. Hicks, Kathy Hicks

1999

Demographic Targeting

James A. Pooler

2002

Overcrowded World Sustainability Project

Rainer Munz

2010

Beyond age rage

David Cravit

2012

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