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Wiles, J. L., Wild, K., Kerse, N., & Allen, R. E. (2012). Resilience from the point of view of older people:
'There's still life beyond a funny knee'.
Social Science and Medicine, 74
(3), 416-424.
Wilcock, A. (2007). Active ageing: dream or reality.
New Zealand Journal of Occupational Therapy
,
54
(1),
15-20
Wilkinson-Meyers, L., Brown, P., McLean, C., & Kerse, N. (2014). Met and unmet need for personal
assistance among community-dwelling New Zealanders 75 years and over.
Health & Social Care
in the Community, 22
(3), 317-327. doi:10.1111/hsc.12087
Wright-St Clair, V. A. (2011). Being occupied with what matters in advanced age.
Journal of Occupational
Science
,
19
(1), 44-53
Wright-St Clair, V.A., Kerse, N., & Smythe, E. (2011). Doing everyday occupations both conceals and
reveals the phenomenon of being aged.
Australian Occupational Therapy Journal, 58
(2), 88-94.
doi:10.1111/j.1440-1630.2010.00885.x
Zhang, Y., Hummert, M., & Garstka, T. (2002). Stereotype traits of older adults generated by young,
middle-age, and older Chinese participants.
Hallym International Journal of Ageing
,
4
(2), 119-
140.
