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PROBLEM STATEMENT

Carrie Heeter, Jennifer Gregg, David Dekker, Jacob Climo, Frank Biocca, Gail Reed, Linda Haley, Charles Wilson

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Abstract

As we age, increasing disability and loss of mobility often lead to a decline in social networks and support. The result is greater isolation and decline in mental health and quality of life. Interventions such as socialization, day care centers and senior centers are in part constructed to alleviate and delay such isolation through group activities and maintaining a social engagement with friends, family, and social volunteerism. But there comes a time, after a protracted illness, a stroke or some other life event--often an acute health problem--when many elderly people find themselves prohibited from continuing to participate in their social groups.

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APA 7

Heeter, C., Gregg, J., Dekker, D., Climo, J., Biocca, F., Reed, G., Haley, L., & Wilson, C. (2001). PROBLEM STATEMENT.

MLA 9

Heeter, Carrie, et al. “PROBLEM STATEMENT.” 2001.

Chicago

Heeter, Carrie, Jennifer Gregg, David Dekker, Jacob Climo, Frank Biocca, Gail Reed, Linda Haley, and Charles Wilson. 2001. “PROBLEM STATEMENT.”

Harvard

Heeter, C. et al. (2001) ‘PROBLEM STATEMENT’.

BibTeX

@article{heeter2001problem,
  title = {{PROBLEM STATEMENT}},
  author = {Heeter, Carrie and Gregg, Jennifer and Dekker, David and Climo, Jacob and Biocca, Frank and Reed, Gail and Haley, Linda and Wilson, Charles},
  year = {2001}
}

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