Older adults' narratives about a flood disaster: Resilience, coherence, and personal identity
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Tuohy, R., Stephens, C., Older adults' narratives about a flood disaster: Resilience, coherence, and personal identity. Journal of Aging Studies, Vol. 26, no. 1 (2012), p. 26-34.
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Adaptación personal, Biografía, Catástrofes, Estudio cualitativo, Identidad, Personas mayores, Recursos, Trauma, Víctimas, Nueva Zelanda
Adaptación personal, Biografía, Catástrofes, Estudio cualitativo, Identidad, Personas mayores, Recursos, Trauma, Víctimas, Nueva Zelanda
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