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S Allen Wilcoxon (1987)
289Journal of Counseling and Development, 65
[When one thinks of “social change”, the word is not generally associated with older adults, who are still placed in stereotypical places of traditionalism and reluctance to change. However, the new generations of older adults can be effectively placed as part of a movement of change that claims citizenship rights and demands that the political and cultural network and, more structurally, the social imaginary, deeply revise the image that is maintained about them.]
Published: Aug 4, 2022
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