ARTICLES:

The relocation controversy: criticism and commentary on five recent studies

MJ Horowitz and R Schulz
Gerontologist 1983 23: 229-234.  

Relocation mortality research: assessment, reply, and the need to refocus on the issues

JH Borup
Gerontologist 1983 23: 235-242.  

The neighborhood family: community mental health for the elderly

HK Ross
Gerontologist 1983 23: 243-247.  

A group approach for working with families of the elderly

PM Cohen
Gerontologist 1983 23: 248-250.  

Promoting mutual help groups among older persons

D Haber
Gerontologist 1983 23: 251-253.  

Expressions of moral thought in later adulthood

JM Rybash, PA Roodin, and WJ Hoyer
Gerontologist 1983 23: 254-260.  

Stability of life satisfaction in late life

PA Baur and MA Okun
Gerontologist 1983 23: 261-265.  

Second careers in art and craft fairs

L Lieberman and L Lieberman
Gerontologist 1983 23: 266-272.  

Repeaters: inpatient accidents among the hospitalized elderly

H Catchen
Gerontologist 1983 23: 273-276.  

Companion animals and elderly people: a challenge for evaluators of social support

SS Robb and CE Stegman
Gerontologist 1983 23: 277-282.  

Service utilization and activity participation among psychologically vulnerable and well elderly in rural small towns

PG Windley and RJ Scheidt
Gerontologist 1983 23: 283-287.  

Kin and elderly amenity migration

P Gober and LE Zonn
Gerontologist 1983 23: 288-294.  

Seasonal migration of the elderly

JA Krout
Gerontologist 1983 23: 295-299.  

The feasibility of public payments for family caregiving

G Arling and WJ McAuley
Gerontologist 1983 23: 300-306.  

Public support for government energy assistance payments to older persons

DL Klemmack
Gerontologist 1983 23: 307-312.  

Development of educational programs for older adult learners: a state perspective

JG Romaniuk
Gerontologist 1983 23: 313-318.  

Long-term effects of a seminar on aging and health for first-year medical students

JF Wilson and FW Hafferty
Gerontologist 1983 23: 319-324.  

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