The diverse worlds of unemployed adults: Consequences for leisure, lifestyle, and well-being

The Diverse Worlds of Unemployed Adults: Consequences for Leisure, Lifestyle, and Well-Being

Volumn , Issue , 2004, Pages 1-259

  Havitz, Mark E ^a   Morden, Peter A ^a   Samdahl, Diane M ^a  

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