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Beyond proximity: how kin network structure and resources shape family relationship configurations in later life
BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVES: Family members are a central source of care and support in later life, yet older adults in the United States increasingly live apart from non-resident kin, raising questions about how geographic dispersion shapes relational dynamics. RESEARCH DESIGN AND METHODS: Using nati
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