Do past stressful life events and personal control beliefs predict subjective wellbeing in old age? Evidence from a Spanish nationwide representative sample
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Rubio, L., et al., Do past stressful life events and personal control beliefs predict subjective wellbeing in old age? Evidence from a Spanish nationwide representative sample. Ageing and Society, vol. 38, n. 12, 2018, p. 2519-2540.
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Personas mayores, Factor de riesgo, Estrés, Emociones, Autocontrol, Efectos no deseados, Bienestar, Calidad de vida, Satisfacción, Métodos de evaluación, Evaluación, Validez, Instrumentos técnicos, Resultados, Estudio longitudinal, España
Personas mayores, Factor de riesgo, Estrés, Emociones, Autocontrol, Efectos no deseados, Bienestar, Calidad de vida, Satisfacción, Métodos de evaluación, Evaluación, Validez, Instrumentos técnicos, Resultados, Estudio longitudinal, España
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