Encyclopedia of Gerontology

Encyclopedia of Gerontology, Two-Volume Set By James E. Birren 1594 pages | 2006-11-30 | PDF | 17,6 Mb Since the first edition, the research literature on aging continues to expand rapidly, reflecting both the rising interest of the scientific community and also the needs of a growing older population. In the year 1900, persons over 65 years of age were the smallest portion of developed societies. Today they are emerging as the largest. Aging is a complex process of change involving influences of a biological, behavioral, social, and environmental nature, all of which are explored in the context of this encyclopedia. The second edition includes all new articles and wholly new coverage of topics that have seen research advances. Organized alphabetically by article title Consolidates and summarizes pertinent findings while providing additional readings readth of coverage spans biology, psychology, social science, health science, and humanities Every article contains a definition paragraph and a glossary of unfamiliar terms Download (17,6 Mb) Quote:[url]http://www.filefactory.com/file/b43c69/n/EncGerontolo_www_softarchive_net_rar [/url] Quote:[url] http://w13.easy-share.com/1701727981.html [/url]