A Guide to Research in Gerontology: Strategies and Resources - Book Review,
by Dorothea R. Zito

From Book News, Inc. Includes, among others: handbooks, directories, and encyclopedias; indexes and abstracts; agencies and other specialized sources; computerized information retrieval systems; community resources. Annotation copyright Book News, Inc. Portland, Or.
Review The multidisciplinary nature of the field of aging and the sheer volume of published material make researching and keeping current with new developments in the field quite difficult. This reference books offers comprehensive strategies for accessing information on the psychological, social, biological, and medical aspects of aging. The types of information sources covered include: handbooks, directories, and encyclopedias; indexes and abstracts; agencies and other specialized sources; computerized information retrieval systems; and community resources.Current Literature on Aging
Book Description "The multidisciplinary nature of the field of aging and the sheer volume of published material make researching and keeping current with new developments in the field quite difficult. This reference book offers comprehensive strategies for accessing information on the psychological, social, biological, and medical aspects of aging. The types of information sources covered include: handbooks, directories, and encyclopedias; indexes and abstracts; agencies and other specialized sources; computerized information retrieval systems; and community resources." Current Literature on Aging "The intended audience for this work includes information specialists and professionals concerned with gerontology in all of its apsects--psychological, social, and medical. Persons trained in any of these disciplines will find the book readable. The use of examples from gerontological experience and literature is especially helpful." Reference Books Bulletin
About the Author DOROTHEA R. ZITO is Director of the Gerontological Research Information Program and Information Consultant at Syracuse University. GEORGE V. ZITO is Associate Professor of Sociology at Syracuse University.
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