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Gender moderates the associations between attachment and discrete emotions in late middle age and later life

Nathan S. Consedine Department of Psychology, Long Island University, Brooklyn 11201, USACorrespondence[email protected]
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Katherine L. Fiori Gordon F. Derner Institute of Advanced Psychological Studies, Adelphi University, PO Box 701, Garden City 11530, UK
Pages 847-862 | Received 13 Feb 2009, Accepted 16 Apr 2009, Published online: 02 Nov 2009

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Joan K. Monin, Annie Xu, Hannah-Rose Mitchell, Frank Buurman & Catherine Riffin. (2018) Recalling support provision decreases distress and anger in response to partner suffering. Aging & Mental Health 22:5, pages 587-594.
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NathanS. Consedine, KatherineL. Fiori & Carol Magai. (2012) Regulating emotion expression and regulating emotion experience: divergent associations with dimensions of attachment among older women. Attachment & Human Development 14:5, pages 477-500.
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Maria Duarte-Silva, Joana Henriques-Calado & Vijai Camotim. (2012) Growing Older in Portugal: Gender Issues in Physical Health and Well-being. Women & Therapy 35:3-4, pages 221-232.
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Meinolf Peters. (2023) Trauma and Attachment in Older Patients with Common Mental Disorders. GeroPsych 36:1, pages 11-21.
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Bojana Ćoso, Marc Guasch, Irena Bogunović, Pilar Ferré & José A. Hinojosa. (2022) CROWD-5e: A Croatian psycholinguistic database of affective norms for five discrete emotions. Behavior Research Methods 55:8, pages 4018-4034.
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Colette Sabatier & Nicole Guédeney. 2021. L'attachement : Approche Théorique. L'attachement : Approche Théorique 265 289 .
C. Sabatier & N. Guédeney. 2015. L'attachement : Approche Théorique. L'attachement : Approche Théorique 215 230 .
Nathan S. Consedine, Natalie L. Tuck & Katherine L. Fiori. (2013) Attachment and Health Care Utilization Among Middle-Aged and Older African-Descent Men. American Journal of Men's Health 7:5, pages 382-393.
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Nathan S. Consedine, Katherine L. Fiori, Natalie L. Tuck & Eva-Maria Merz. (2012) Attachment, Activity Limitation, and Health Symptoms in Later Life. Journal of Aging and Health 25:1, pages 56-79.
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Tianyuan Li & Darius K‐S. Chan. (2012) How anxious and avoidant attachment affect romantic relationship quality differently: A meta‐analytic review. European Journal of Social Psychology 42:4, pages 406-419.
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Katherine L. Fiori, Nathan S. Consedine & Eva-Maria Merz. (2011) Attachment, Social Network Size, and Patterns of Social Exchange in Later Life. Research on Aging 33:4, pages 465-493.
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