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Social Integration in the Second Half of Life

Social Integration in the Second Half of Life

Politics & SocietySociology
Pages
336
Published
2003
Language
English

Synopsis

This book explores the critical role of social integration in the lives of older adults. It examines how connections and community involvement impact well-being and quality of life during the second half of life. The authors delve into various aspects of social relationships and their implications for aging populations.

Prose complexity
10/10

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InformativeIntellectualComplex

Genres

Politics & Society Sociology

Authors

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Elaine Wethington

Elaine Wethington is a researcher who focuses on social science and aging. She is the author of Social Integration in the Second Half of Life.

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Karl Pillemer

Karl Pillemer writes on gerontology, long-term care, and practical wisdom for everyday life. His books, including 30 Lessons for Living and Solving the Frontline Crisis in Long-term Care, offer insights for both professionals and general readers.

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Nina Glasgow

Nina Glasgow writes about sociology and aging. She is the author of Social Integration in the Second Half of Life.

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Phyllis Moen

Phyllis Moen is a sociologist who studies aging and social structures. She is the author of Social Integration in the Second Half of Life, a study on how social connections change as people grow older.