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Preface. About the Editors. Contributors. PART I: INTRODUCTION.1 Global Aging (Karen M. Sowers and William S. Rowe). PART II:EVIDENCE-BASED THEORY. 2 Biological Aspects and Theories of Aging (LauraJ. Pankow and Jeffrey M. Solotoroff). 3 Cognitive and Affective Theoriesof Adult Development (Bert Hayslip Jr. and Benjamin P. Chapman). 4Personality Theories of Successful Aging (Natalie C. Ebner and Alexandra M.Freund). 5 Wisdom, Life Longings, and Optimal Development (SusanneScheibe, Ute Kunzmann, and Paul B. Baltes). 6 Sociological Approaches toUnderstanding Age and Aging (Debra A. Street). PART III: EVIDENCE-BASEDHEALTH PRACTICE. 7 Health Promotion (Jill Bradshaw and Waldo C. Klein).8 Disability (Elizabeth Lightfoot). 9 Sleep Disturbances (Mary Ann Leitz).10 Sexuality and Intimacy (Linda J. Brock and Glen Jennings). 11Depression (Leslie Hasche and Nancy Morrow-Howell). 12 Substance Abuse(Noell L. Rowan and Anna C. Faul). 13 Alzheimer's Disease (MasahiroShigeta and Akira Homma). 14 Grief and Bereavement (Robert O. Hansson,Bert Hayslip Jr., and Margaret S. Stroebe). PART IV: EVIDENCE-BASED FAMILYAND COMMUNITY PRACTICE. 15 Parenting Grandchildren (Hwa-Ok Hannah Park andJan Steven Greenberg). 16 Family Caregiving (Rhonda J. V. Montgomery,Jeannine M. Rowe, and Karl Kosloski). 17 Community- and Facility-BasedCare (Gretchen E. Alkema, Kathleen H. Wilber, and Susan M. Enguidanos). 18Elder Abuse (Patricia Brownell and Gina R. Rosich). 19 Health Decisionsand Directives about the End of Life (Jay Wolfson and Rebecca Morgan).PART V: CONCLUSION. 20 Global Challenges for an Aging Population (JeanetteC. Takamura). Author Index. Subject Index.