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The involvement of adult children in their parent's decision to move to a retirement village | Author(s) | Steve C Knight, Laurie R Buys |
Journal title | Australasian Journal on Ageing, vol 22.2, June 2003 |
Pages | pp 91-93 |
Keywords | House removal ; Retirement communities ; Attitude ; Children [offspring] ; Social surveys ; Australia. |
Annotation | For a variety of reasons, some older people seek alternative accommodation, retirement villages being one option. However, deciding to move is a significant decision, and one that often involves family members. This research investigated the involvement of adult children in their parents' relocation decision. 33 older people aged 65+, living in retirement villages in South East Queensland were interviewed, as were 30 nominated adult children. Whilst adult children play a significant role providing support in the relocation to a retirement village, the decision to move is most likely made independently by the parent. (RH). |
Accession Number | CPA-030822210 A |
Classmark | TNH: ROA: DP: SS: 3F: 7YA |
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