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Engagement and Disengagement: Toward a theory of adult developmenteously, attributed to the elders—require a base in leisure. By the term . I do not mean the common American association to ., that is, the . of leisure in particular activities. I refer, rather, to the root definitions of leisure as given in ., definition 2, “freedom or opportunity afforded by exemp

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The Import of Learning Theory for Gerontologylanations describing the process in terms of icons traversing the humoral paths in an organismic context of the unfolding entelechy, to complex ones describing the same process in terms of bits of information conveyed by sensory input mechanisms to hierarchical levels of central storage and processi

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Immunology and Aging962, 1964). There is an impressive increase in serum gamma globulin with age in all animals thus far studied, including humans, rats, gerbils, and bulls (Riegle & Neller, 1964). The percentage change in gamma globulin is relatively greater than the changes in most other biochemical parameters of agi

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