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RESEARCH DISSERTATIONS AND THESES ON AGING
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Allen, R. E. S. (2011).
Childless older people and support: positioning experiences and expectations.
(PhD
thesis, University of Auckland).
Annear, M. J. (2008).
"They're not including us!” neighbourhood deprivation and older adults' leisure
time.
(Master’s thesis, Applied Science, Lincoln University)
Biddlecombe, K. (2013).
Planning for Older Adults: Experiences in Physical
Activity.
(Master’s thesis,
Planning,
University of Otago)
Blakey, J. A. (2007).
Dyadic partner perspectives of ageing with hearing handicap in the audible world.
(PhD thesis, Psychology, Massey University, Palmerston North).
Boston, A. F. (2012).
Health anxiety and older adults: a cross sectional study
comparing predictors of
health anxiety between an older and younger cohort.
(PhD thesis, Clinical Psychology, Massey
University, Albany, New Zealand).
Bowden, J. A. (2008).
Adding life to years: understanding barriers to healthy eating in a group of older
single-living New Zealand men. (
Master’s thesis, Human Nutrition, Massey University, Albany,
New Zealand)
Brandt, C. P. (2010).
Past, Present and Future: An Examination of Quality of
Life in New Zealand
.
(Master’s thesis, Health Sciences, Victoria University).
Butcher, E. A. (2012).
'This is my ideal life': the importance of place for how Māori elders understand a
good life.
(Master’s thesis, Psychology, Massey University, Palmerston North).
