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Editor's choice Transitions in Relationships With Older Parents: From Middle to Later Years

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  • Martijn J. A. Hogerbrugge
  • Merril D. Silverstein

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Objective. Although intergenerational relationships have been extensively examined, studies applying dynamic multidimensional treatments are rare. Employing the life course framework and the intergenerational solidarity and ambivalence paradigms, a typology of intergenerational relationships was derived and propositions about dynamics of intergenerational relationships were tested.

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  • Martijn J. A. Hogerbrugge & Merril D. Silverstein, 2015. "Editor's choice Transitions in Relationships With Older Parents: From Middle to Later Years," The Journals of Gerontology: Series B, The Gerontological Society of America, vol. 70(3), pages 481-495.
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