ARTICLES:

Not all decline

SL Pressey
Gerontologist 1966 6: 66.  

Death as a research problem in social gerontology: an overview

R Kastenbaum
Gerontologist 1966 6: 67-69.  

Observations on death and dying

MA Lieberman
Gerontologist 1966 6: 70-72.  

A continuum of subjectively perceived death

RA Kalish
Gerontologist 1966 6: 73-76.  

The social loss of aged dying patients

BA Glaser
Gerontologist 1966 6: 77-80.  

Adjustment to aging: foreword to the proceedings of an international symposium

J Brozek
Gerontologist 1966 6: 81-85.  

Mechanisms of adjustment

M Cesa-Bianchi
Gerontologist 1966 6: 86-87.  

Adjustment to aging: some applications of learning theory

G Lane
Gerontologist 1966 6: 88-89.  

Child study and applied gerontology: a comment

J Svancara
Gerontologist 1966 6: 90.  

Effect of physical activity on the maintenance of intellectual capacities

F Clement
Gerontologist 1966 6: 91-92.  

Rehabilitation of the aged by means of new forms of activity

W Szewczuk
Gerontologist 1966 6: 93-94.  

The role of work environment

LS Hearnshaw
Gerontologist 1966 6: 95-96.  

Pre-retirement counseling

P Ash
Gerontologist 1966 6: 97-99.  

Gerontology and the training of public welfare and hospital personnel

S Pacaud and D Durey
Gerontologist 1966 6: 100-103.  

Intellectual and other personality adjustments to aging

IN Mensh
Gerontologist 1966 6: 104.  

The role of the university in gerontological training

A Lenzer
Gerontologist 1966 6: 105-110.  

The relationship between blood pressure and age in various races of mankind

RR Lovell
Gerontologist 1966 6: 111-115.  

Robert W. Kleemeier--gerontologist

JE Birren
Gerontologist 1966 6: 116-118.  

Max Burger, 1885-1966

E Bruch
Gerontologist 1966 6: 119-120.  

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