ATTITUDES TO AGING QUESTIONNAIRES: SOME EVIDENCE FOR POTENTIAL BIAS IN THEIR DESIGN
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STUART-HAMILTON, I., ATTITUDES TO AGING QUESTIONNAIRES: SOME EVIDENCE FOR POTENTIAL BIAS IN THEIR DESIGN. EDUCATIONAL GERONTOLOGY, Vol. 26, no. 1 (2000), p. 37-47.
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Actitudes sociales, Cuestionarios, Envejecimiento, Metodología, Personas mayores
Actitudes sociales, Cuestionarios, Envejecimiento, Metodología, Personas mayores
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