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Aging, psychological aspects

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Models of cognitive aging

Timothy J. Perfect

2000

Naomi's Guide to Aging Gratefully

Naomi Judd

2007

Memory change in the aged

David F. Hultsch

1998

The memory bible

Gary W. Small

2002

How to make the rest of your life the best of your life

Mark Victor Hansen

2006

Essentials of clinical geriatrics

Kane, Robert L.

2009

Optimal aging

Albert Ellis

1998

The gift of years

Joan Chittister

2008

Growing old

Danielle Quinodoz

2009

Integrating aging topics into psychology

Susan Krauss Whitbourne, John C. Cavanaugh

2002

On aging

Jean Améry

1994

Introduction to the psychology of ageing for non-specialists

Ian Stuart-Hamilton

2014

Being An Older Woman

Isabella Paoletti

1998

Learning to be old

Margaret Cruikshank

2003

Awakening at midlife

Kathleen A. Brehony

1996

Psychology of aging 101

Robert Youdin

2016

Faces of women and aging

Ellen Cole, Nancy C. Davis, Esther D. Rothblum

1993

Keep your brain alive

Lawrence Katz, Katz, Lawrence, Manning Rubin

1999

The art of midlife

Linda Edelstein

1999

A roller-coaster ride

Naomi Wakan

2012

French women don't get facelifts

Mireille Guiliano

2014

HDEV (with HDEV Online, 1 Term (6 Months) Printed Access Card)

Spencer A. Rathus

2017

Triumphs of experience

George E. Vaillant

2012

Aging Well

George E. Vaillant

2002

The aging individual

Susan Krauss Whitbourne

1996

Ageless body, timeless mind

Deepak Chopra

1993 ★ 4.3

Life reimagined

Richard Leider

2013

Mental Disorders in Older Adults

Steven H. Zarit, Judy M. Zarit

2006

Design for aging post-occupancy evaluations

Jeffrey W. Anderzhon

2007

Cognitive development in adulthood

Charles J. Brainerd, Mark L. Howe

1988

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