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PERSPECTIVES ON SOCIOEMOTIONAL SELECTIVITY IN LATE-LIFE - HOW PERSONALITY AND SOCIAL-CONTEXT DO (AND DO NOT) MAKE A DIFFERENCE
Authors: LANG FR STAUDINGER UM CARSTENSEN LL
Citation: Fr. Lang et al., PERSPECTIVES ON SOCIOEMOTIONAL SELECTIVITY IN LATE-LIFE - HOW PERSONALITY AND SOCIAL-CONTEXT DO (AND DO NOT) MAKE A DIFFERENCE, The journals of gerontology. Series B, Psychological sciences and social sciences, 53(1), 1998, pp. 21-30
INFLUENCE OF HIV STATUS AND AGE ON COGNITIVE REPRESENTATIONS OF OTHERS
Authors: CARSTENSEN LL FREDRICKSON BL
Citation: Ll. Carstensen et Bl. Fredrickson, INFLUENCE OF HIV STATUS AND AGE ON COGNITIVE REPRESENTATIONS OF OTHERS, Health psychology, 17(6), 1998, pp. 494-503
EMOTION AND AGING - EXPERIENCE, EXPRESSION, AND CONTROL
Authors: GROSS JJ CARSTENSEN LL PASUPATHI M TSAI J SKORPEN CG HSU AYC
Citation: Jj. Gross et al., EMOTION AND AGING - EXPERIENCE, EXPRESSION, AND CONTROL, Psychology and aging, 12(4), 1997, pp. 590-599
THE PROCESS OF SUCCESSFUL AGING
Authors: BALTES MM CARSTENSEN LL
Citation: Mm. Baltes et Ll. Carstensen, THE PROCESS OF SUCCESSFUL AGING, Ageing and society, 16, 1996, pp. 397-422
AGING WELL - THOUGHTS ABOUT A PROCESS-ORI ENTED METAMODEL OF SUCCESSFUL AGING
Authors: BALTES MM CARSTENSEN LL
Citation: Mm. Baltes et Ll. Carstensen, AGING WELL - THOUGHTS ABOUT A PROCESS-ORI ENTED METAMODEL OF SUCCESSFUL AGING, Psychologische Rundschau, 47(4), 1996, pp. 199-215
WHEN NURSING-HOME ENTRANCE LEADS TO POSITIVE OUTCOMES
Authors: CARSTENSEN LL PASUPATHI M
Citation: Ll. Carstensen et M. Pasupathi, WHEN NURSING-HOME ENTRANCE LEADS TO POSITIVE OUTCOMES, International journal of psychology, 31(3-4), 1996, pp. 5382-5382
EVIDENCE FOR A LIFE-SPAN THEORY OF SOCIOEMOTIONAL SELECTIVITY
Authors: CARSTENSEN LL
Citation: Ll. Carstensen, EVIDENCE FOR A LIFE-SPAN THEORY OF SOCIOEMOTIONAL SELECTIVITY, Current directions in psychological science, 4(5), 1995, pp. 151-156
EMOTIONAL BEHAVIOR IN LONG-TERM MARRIAGE
Authors: CARSTENSEN LL GOTTMAN JM LEVENSON RW
Citation: Ll. Carstensen et al., EMOTIONAL BEHAVIOR IN LONG-TERM MARRIAGE, Psychology and aging, 10(1), 1995, pp. 140-149
THE SALIENCE OF EMOTION ACROSS THE ADULT LIFE-SPAN
Authors: CARSTENSEN LL TURKCHARLES S
Citation: Ll. Carstensen et S. Turkcharles, THE SALIENCE OF EMOTION ACROSS THE ADULT LIFE-SPAN, Psychology and aging, 9(2), 1994, pp. 259-264
CLOSE EMOTIONAL RELATIONSHIPS IN LATE-LIFE - FURTHER SUPPORT FOR PROACTIVE AGING IN THE SOCIAL DOMAIN
Authors: LANG FR CARSTENSEN LL
Citation: Fr. Lang et Ll. Carstensen, CLOSE EMOTIONAL RELATIONSHIPS IN LATE-LIFE - FURTHER SUPPORT FOR PROACTIVE AGING IN THE SOCIAL DOMAIN, Psychology and aging, 9(2), 1994, pp. 315-324
THE RESILIENCE OF THE AGING SELF
Authors: CARSTENSEN LL FREUND AM
Citation: Ll. Carstensen et Am. Freund, THE RESILIENCE OF THE AGING SELF, Developmental review, 14(1), 1994, pp. 81-92
THE INFLUENCE OF AGE AND GENDER ON AFFECT, PHYSIOLOGY, AND THEIR INTERRELATIONS - A STUDY OF LONG-TERM MARRIAGES
Authors: LEVENSON RW CARSTENSEN LL GOTTMAN JM
Citation: Rw. Levenson et al., THE INFLUENCE OF AGE AND GENDER ON AFFECT, PHYSIOLOGY, AND THEIR INTERRELATIONS - A STUDY OF LONG-TERM MARRIAGES, Journal of personality and social psychology, 67(1), 1994, pp. 56-68
LONG-TERM MARRIAGE - AGE, GENDER, AND SATISFACTION
Authors: LEVENSON RW CARSTENSEN LL GOTTMAN JM
Citation: Rw. Levenson et al., LONG-TERM MARRIAGE - AGE, GENDER, AND SATISFACTION, Psychology and aging, 8(2), 1993, pp. 301-313
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