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期刊名:Journal of women & aging

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ISSN:0895-2841

e-ISSN:1540-7322

IF/分区:1.5/Q2

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This quantitative research study uses survey data of women born between 1946 and 1951 in Australia. It follows earlier work that identified the importance of transitions from work for women of the baby boomer generation. We provide importan...
Beth Montemurro,Meghan M Gillen Beth Montemurro
In American society, the sexually desirable woman is young and thin. Changes associated with aging such as wrinkled skin or weight gain often bring women further from societal ideals of attractiveness. As physical appearance is very much re...
Susan Hogan,Lorna Warren Susan Hogan
The Representing Self-Representing Ageing initiative has been funded by the ESRC as part of the New Dynamics of Ageing cross-council research program. It has consisted of four projects with older women using visual research methods and part...
Loretta Crawley,Kathleen Lynch Loretta Crawley
Affective inequality is neglected in the study of old age. Using an egalitarian analysis, this article shows how affective inequalities matter to older women. Findings from the first author's PhD study explain the emotional significance of ...
Feliciano Villar,Montserrat Celdrán,Carme Triadó Feliciano Villar
The study explores the meaning that grandmothers who offer regular childcare attach to that experience and the extent to which the notion of generativity might explain the meaning of the experience of caring for a grandchild. Twenty-four Sp...
Deborah H Charbonneau Deborah H Charbonneau
More women are frequently referring to the Internet for health information, yet the readability of information about menopause on the Internet has not been widely studied. To address this gap, this study examined the readability of informat...
Lee Chin,Susan Quine Lee Chin
A qualitative study of older women living in their own homes and older women living in aged care facilities found that the concerns of the women living in their own homes were the realities of life for the residents in the aged care facilit...
Natalie D Pope,Stacey Kolomer,Anne P Glass Natalie D Pope
Approximately 52 million Americans provide informal (unpaid) care to a family member or friend who is disabled or ill. The most common informal caregiving relationship is that of an adult child providing assistance to an aging parent. This ...