Historical and generational forces in the Iridescent Life Course of bisexual women, men, and gender diverse older adults.

Historical and generational forces in the Iridescent Life Course of bisexual women, men, and gender diverse older adults.
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10.1177/1363460720947313
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2022-01
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1.5
通讯作者:
Goldsen, Jayn
Goldsen, Jayn
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法学4区
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作者:
Fredriksen Goldsen, Karen;Jen, Sarah;Clark, Theresa;Kim, Hyun-Jun;Jung, Hyunzee;Goldsen, Jayn

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