Titlebook: Elderly People and the Environment; Irwin Altman,M. Powell Lawton,Joachim F. Wohlwill Book 1984 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1

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Introduction: a spiritual pilgrimage,g facilities), some provide a moderate level of supportive services (residential care settings), and others offer only limited services, such as a meal plan (most congregate apartment houses and selected SRO hotels).

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Dimensions of Environment-Behavior Research,rving as a comprehensive review of research, the present volume has two major purposes: to integrate knowledge on promising research topics and to identify and fill in some of the empirical and theoretical gaps in environmental-gerontological research that have become evident as knowledge has accumu

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Retirement Communities,ts are available. However, if past figures on residential mobility are any indication of future trends, most new retirees will remain in the homes and apartments they occupied while part of the labor force. Among the noninstitutionalized elderly in the United States, less than one in five people ove

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Human Factors Research and Functional Environments for the Aged,ing independently in community environments. Specifically, the ability to carry out activities of daily living such as shopping, meal preparation, bathing, and cleaning is a major dimension in the assessment of an older person’s degree of impairment. Results from such assessments play a role in reco

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