Titlebook: Aging and Behavior; A Comprehensive Inte Jack Botwinick Book 1984Latest edition Springer Science+Business Media New York 1984 aging.behavio

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Laurent Mayali,Pierre Mousseronr or related to practical tasks found in life outside the laboratory. Most times, however, the studies involve very abstract tasks that are artificial or contrived. Therefore, questions of ecological validity might be asked, much as they were in the previous chapter on intelligence.

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Lecture Notes in Computer ScienceThis chapter continues the discussion of longevity and survival. The previous chapter dealt with biological factors and the present chapter focuses on psychological and social factors. All these factors are intimately tied together and the distinctions among them are partly arbitrary.

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Maija Salokangas,Wieland Wermke,Gerry HarveyThe previous chapter told of abnormal development in later life with the focus on disease. This chapter tells of normal development with the focus on personality. It will be seen that the research literature is inconsistent in what it tells and that there is controversy about whether change or stability characterizes adult development.

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Biological Factors in Longevity and Survival,Biologists and other investigators have sought to discover why some people live long and some die early in life. Although most of the important answers—and perhaps most of the important questions—are not known, a body of information is developing that permits some control over our own longevities.

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Psychological and Social Factors in Longevity and Survival,This chapter continues the discussion of longevity and survival. The previous chapter dealt with biological factors and the present chapter focuses on psychological and social factors. All these factors are intimately tied together and the distinctions among them are partly arbitrary.

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Personality Development: Stability and Change,The previous chapter told of abnormal development in later life with the focus on disease. This chapter tells of normal development with the focus on personality. It will be seen that the research literature is inconsistent in what it tells and that there is controversy about whether change or stability characterizes adult development.

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Left Ventricular Contactile Reserved that there are greater differences among old people than among young people, and we know how varied the young are. A recent study put doubt into this commonly held idea (Bornstein & Smircina, 1982), but no one doubts that no two old people are alike, just as no two young people are. We can expect