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Sense of control among women religious
Author(s)Joyce M Mercier, Edward A Powers
Journal titleJournal of Religious Gerontology, vol 9, no 4, 1996
Pagespp 7-26
SourceHaworth Document Delivery Center, Haworth Press, Inc., 10 Alice Street, Binghamton, NY 13904, USA.
KeywordsOlder women ; Roman Catholicism ; Mental health [elderly] ; Social characteristics [elderly] ; Self esteem ; Health [elderly] ; Social surveys ; United States of America.
AnnotationSense of control was examined in a congregation of Catholic sisters ranging in age from 33 to 90. Age, educational level, career orientation, retirement status, health, self-esteem, coping ability, and support systems best explained sense of control. The older Catholic sisters who no longer worked and who had some health limitations had lower self-esteem, and as a result, a lesser sense of control than sisters who still worked and had fewer health limitations. Suggestions are made regarding enhancement of feelings of control.
Accession NumberCPA-970312001 A
ClassmarkBD: TSA: D: F: DPA: CC: 3F: 7T

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