Dementia as an Existential Threat: The Importance of Self-Esteem, Social Connectedness and Meaning in Life

Science Progress- United Kingdom

doi 10.3184/003685015x14467423210693

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December 1, 2015

Authors

Richard Cheston

Gary Christopher

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SAGE Publications

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