Activity and Aging: Staying Involved in Later Life

Abstract

Introduction PART ONE: THEORY AND ISSUES Continuity Theory and the Evolution of Activity in Later Adulthood - Robert C Atchley Values as Sources of the Ageless Self - Sharon R Kaufman Meanings of Activity - M Powell Lawton Changing Contexts of Activity - David A Chiriboga and Robert C Pierce Later Life Activity From European Perspectives - Walter Tokarski PART TWO: SOCIAL CONTEXTS OF ACTIVITY Activity as Structure and Process - Rebecca G Adams Friendships of Older Adults Older Women's Leisure Activity and Quality of Life - Carol Cutler Riddick Widows - Helena Znaniecka Lopata Social Integration and Activity Leisure and Generativity - Douglas A Kleiber and Robert O Ray PART THREE: VARIETIES OF ACTIVITY High-Investment Activity and Life Satisfaction Among Older Adults - Roger C Mannell Committed, Serious Leisure and Flow Activities Organized Contexts of Activity - Stephen J Cutler and Nicholas L Danigelis The Role of Humor in Enhancing the Quality of Later Life - Francis A McGuire and Rosangela K Boyd Creative Activity and the Arts - Nancy J Osgood Possibilities and Programs Self-Efficacy, Physical Activity, and Aging - Edward McAuley PART FOUR: PROGRAMS AND PROVISIONS The Community, Programs, and Opportunities - Valeria J Freysinger Population Diversity Activity Among Older Adults in Institutional Settings - Judith E Voelkl The Life Course of Activities and Retirement Communities - Gordon F Streib Problems and Prospects Looking to the Future

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