ARTICLES:

To be black, poor, and aged in South Africa

MP Lawton
Gerontologist 1981 21: 235-239.  

Environment, culture, and adaptation in congregate facilities: perspectives from Israel

S Bergman and IO Cibulski
Gerontologist 1981 21: 240-246.  

On the relationship between the size of residential institutions and the well-being of residents

H Weihl
Gerontologist 1981 21: 247-250.  

Age qualifications in job vacancies: an examination of British practice

J Jolly, SW Creigh, and A Mingay
Gerontologist 1981 21: 251-256.  

Diet and health for senior citizens: workshops by the health team

AW Sorenson and ML Ford
Gerontologist 1981 21: 257-262.  

The clothing preferences and problems of elderly female consumers

ML Richards
Gerontologist 1981 21: 263-267.  

Dependency in the institutional setting: a behavioral training program for geriatric staff

DJ Sperbeck and SK Whitbourne
Gerontologist 1981 21: 268-275.  

Divorce and the elderly

P Uhlenberg and MA Myers
Gerontologist 1981 21: 276-282.  

The impact of retirement migration of the South

CF Longino, Jr and JC Biggar
Gerontologist 1981 21: 283-290.  

Reminiscence group therapy with psychotic geriatric inpatients

J Lesser, LW Lazarus, R Frankel, and S Havasy
Gerontologist 1981 21: 291-296.  

The experiment that wasn't: a case report in clinical geriatric research

RM Ratzan
Gerontologist 1981 21: 297-302.  

The experience of old age as depicted in contemporary novels: a supplementary bibliography

M Sohngen
Gerontologist 1981 21: 303.  

The surveillance zone as meaningful space for the aged

GD Rowles
Gerontologist 1981 21: 304-311.  

Federal home repair programs and elderly homeowners' needs

NS Mayer and O Lee
Gerontologist 1981 21: 312-322.  

Morrie: a case study

EG Wheeler and B Knight
Gerontologist 1981 21: 323-328.  

The demonstration of a behavioral intervention for late life paranoia

LL Carstensen and WJ Fremouw
Gerontologist 1981 21: 329-333.  

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