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Preconceptions and Emerging Issues of Control and Aging. Preconceptionsof Vulnerability and Control in Old Age: A Critical Reconstruction(P.S. Fry). Life-Span Development and Controllability. Controllabilityand Adaptive Coping in the Elderly: An Adult Developmental Perspective(F. Blanchard-Fields). Autonomy, Despair, and Generativity in Erikson'sTheory (J.A. Meacham). Action-Theoretical Approaches to the Developmentof Control Orientations in the Aged (F.E. Heil, G. Krampen).Person-Environment Fit and Interaction Model of Control and Coping.Person-Environment Transactions Relevant to Control and Helplessness inInstitutional Settings (E. Kahana, B. Kahana, K. Riley). SituationalPerceptions of Control in the Aged (V.L. Fitch, L.R. Slivinske).Control and Dependency in Residential Care Settings for the Elderly:Perspectives on Intervention (P.A. Munson). Cognitive Social LearningTheory of Control and Aging, Participatory Control and the Well-Beingof Elderly Persons (D.R. Reid, G. Stirling). Reconstructions ofControl. Loss of Control among the Aging?: A Critical Reconstruction(M. Gergen). The Implications of Gender and Speech for the Experienceof Control in Aging (A. Harris, N. Miller). Psychosocial Antecedentsand Sociological Perspectives of Control and Aging. Power, Control andWell-Being of the Elderly: A Critical Reconstruction (P.S. Fry, L.R.Slivinske, V.L. Fitch). Enhancing Memory by Modifying Control Beliefs,Attributions, and Performance Goals in the Elderly (E. Elliott, M.E.Lachman). Creating Psychological and Societal Dependency in Old Age (J.Hendricks, C. Leedham). Choosing to Improve Performance (L.C. Perlmuteret al.). Psychological Perspectives of Helplessness and Control in theElderly: Overview and Appraisal (P.S. Fry). Indexes.