CLASS DIFFERENCES AMONG THE ELDERLY: A RESEARCH REPORT.

A survey was conducted among 210 elderly persons in Minneapolis and St. Paul, self-identified as middle class and lower class. Middle class respondents think themselves to be in better health happier, have fewer disrupted relationships and personal problems, are more participant in voluntary associa...

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Publicado en:Sociology & Social Research Vol. 50; no. 3; pp. 356 - 361
Autor principal: Rose, Arnold M.
Formato: Artículo
Publicado: University of Southern California Apr1966
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Sumario:A survey was conducted among 210 elderly persons in Minneapolis and St. Paul, self-identified as middle class and lower class. Middle class respondents think themselves to be in better health happier, have fewer disrupted relationships and personal problems, are more participant in voluntary associations and voting, wish they had had more religion and family life.