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1989A Continuity Theory of Normal Aging 2000Continuity and Adaptation in Aging 1987Friendships Through the Life Course: Oral Biographies in Old Age 1987Patterns of Network Change: A Longitudinal Study of Friendships of Elderly Women 1990Close friendships among senior adults.1986Emotional Closeness and Physical Distance between Friends: Implications for Elderly Women Living in Age-Segregated and Age-Integrated Settings

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Published2000-09-01

VenueJournal of Aging and Identity

ISSN-L1087-3732

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Citations45

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