The effect of retirement on cognitive functioning in Canada

Authors: Christopher Penny

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Type	Master’s thesis
Author	Christopher Penny
Publication Year	2012
Title	The effect of retirement on cognitive functioning in Canada
City	Kingston, ON
University	Queen's University
Publication Language	English

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