Interpersonal Communication in Older Adulthood: Interdisciplinary Theory and Research

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Interpersonal Communication and Older Adulthood - Mary Lee Hummert, Jon F Nussbaum and John M Wiemann An Introduction Age-Based Perceptions of Conversational Skills among Younger and Older Adults - Ellen Bouchard Ryan et al Age-Related Problems in the Use of Proper Names in Communication - Gillian Cohen The Effects of Alzheimer's Dementia on Language and Communication - Susan Kemper and Kelly Lyons Presbycusis, Communication, and Older Adults - William A Villaume, Mary Helen Brown and Rieko Darling Verbosity in Older Adults - Dolores Pushkar Gold, Tannis Y Arbuckle and David Andres Talking Age and Aging Talk - Howard Giles et al Communicating through the Lifespan Stereotypes of the Elderly and Patronizing Speech - Mary Lee Hummert Frailty, Language and Elderly Identity - Bryan C Taylor Interpretive and Critical Perspectives on the Aging Subject Friendship in Older Adulthood - Jon F Nussbaum The Patient's Presentation of Self in an Initial Medical Encounter - Michele G Green et al

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