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Creator:: Eichelberg, Donna Marilyn
Abstract:: This research deals with individuals who have remained in independent housing after retirement. The study attempted to describe the physical characteristics of their housing, to study the stated satisfaction and to study the relationship of the satisfaction with housing, retirement, and income. Three main areas were considered: 1) a description...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: retirement and income was similar to that found in the study by Crabtree (1966). A positive relationship

Creator:: Hansen, Gary David
Abstract:: This study was designed to identify and describe home management tasks, perceived managerial competency, and related social, psychological, and economic consequences for a sample of retired couples. Managerial tasks were defined as essential, periodic activities which (1) sustain the living patterns of a person or family in a common household,...
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: design includ- ing: Dr. Jean Warren, Dr. Priscilla Crabtree, Mrs. Harriet Sinnard, Mrs. Dorothy Miller

Creator:: Pulley, Mary Ann
Abstract:: This study examined the financial management practices of a group of middle and upper class retired couples in a period of rising prices and relatively fixed incomes. The objective of this study was to describe (1) financial planning of retired couples, (2) expenditures of these couples, (3) adjustments of their...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: lived in homes completely paid for and 22 percent were buying their home (6:44, 47-50). Crabtree

Creator:: Ebert, Roberta Vale
Abstract:: The purpose of this study was to compare differentials in housing costs between renting and owning. The data were obtained from a sample of 60 household heads who were listed as retired in the city directories. They met the following criteria: lived independently in the community, were 65 years of...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: studies on retired couples in Oregon were done in 1966 by Crabtree, in 1969 by Hansen, and in 1971 by

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