What Does Great–Grandma Think About This?
Peter Martin
Tuesday, 06 Feb 2001 at 12:00 pm – Pioneer Room, Memorial Union
Peter martin is head of the ISU Gerentology Program and professor of human development and family studies. he has a doctorate in human development and family studies form Pennsylvania State University and a doctorate in psychology from the University of Bonn. His publications include "Personality, Life Events and Coping in the Oldest of the Old" in the International Journal of Aging.Part of the National Affairs Series
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