ARTICLES:

The throwaway culture: job detachment and rejection

CS Davies
Gerontologist 1985 25: 228-231.  

Participants' evaluation of educational/support groups for families of patients with Alzheimer's disease and other dementias

G Glosser and D Wexler
Gerontologist 1985 25: 232-236.  

Age, trust, and perceived safety from crime in rural areas

RE Mullen and JF Donnermeyer
Gerontologist 1985 25: 237-242.  

Are the elderly overhoused? Definitions of space utilization and policy implications

TS Lane and JD Feins
Gerontologist 1985 25: 243-250.  

Assessment of activity priorities and design preferences of elderly residents in public housing: a case study

JL Nasar and M Farokhpay
Gerontologist 1985 25: 251-257.  

The changing service needs of older tenants in planned housing

MP Lawton, M Moss, and M Grimes
Gerontologist 1985 25: 258-264.  

Inter-institutional relocation and its effects on psychosocial status

J Mirotznik and AP Ruskin
Gerontologist 1985 25: 265-270.  

Building housing for the low-income elderly: cost containment in the Section 202 program

MA Turner
Gerontologist 1985 25: 271-277.  

Predicting the outcome of psychogeriatric day care

CJ Gilleard
Gerontologist 1985 25: 280-285.  

Nutrition site service users: does racial background make a difference?

Z Harel
Gerontologist 1985 25: 286-291.  

The redistribution of America's older population: major national migration patterns for three census decades, 1960-1980

CB Flynn, CF Longino, Jr, RF Wiseman, and JC Biggar
Gerontologist 1985 25: 292-296.  

Social networks and adaptation

CI Cohen, J Teresi, and D Holmes
Gerontologist 1985 25: 297-304.  

Neighbors' support of older widows who live alone in their own homes

SL O'Bryant
Gerontologist 1985 25: 305-310.  

Health care of the poor elderly: supplementing Medicare

ML Berk and GR Wilensky
Gerontologist 1985 25: 311-314.  

The impact of creative drama training on psychological states of older adults: an exploratory study

BW Davis
Gerontologist 1985 25: 315-321.  

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