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Overview

Gary R. Lee is affiliated with Bowling Green State University in the United States. Their academic work and research activities are tied to this institution.

There are no recent papers, co-authors, or publication venues listed for Gary R. Lee, which limits detailed insight into their most current research contributions or collaborative networks.

No main or subfields of study are provided, nor are there specific main topics of work mentioned. This means that a precise description of their focus areas within academia cannot be established from the available information.

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Gary R. Lee is currently living, and the profile is composed using present tense to reflect ongoing affiliation and potential ongoing academic activities.

Best Publications

  • Marital Status and Personal Happiness: An Analysis of Trend Data.

    Gary R. Lee;Karen Seccombe;Constance L. Shehan

  • Social Interaction, Loneliness, and Emotional Well-Being among the Elderly:

    Gary R. Lee;Masako Ishii-Kuntz

  • Gender Differences in the Depressive Effect of Widowhood in Later Life

    Gary R. Lee;Alfred DeMaris;Stefoni Bavin;Rachel Sullivan

  • Filial Responsibility Expectations and Patterns of Intergenerational Assistance

    Gary R. Lee;Julie K. Netzer;Raymond T. Coward

  • Union Formation and Depression: Selection and Relationship Effects

    Kathleen A. Lamb;Gary R. Lee;Alfred DeMaris

  • Gender Differences in Parent Care: Demographic Factors and Same-Gender Preferences

    Gary R. Lee;Jeffrey W. Dwyer;Raymond T. Coward

  • The Significance of Nonmarital Cohabitation: Marital Status and Mental Health Benefits Among Middle-Aged and Older Adults

    Susan L Brown;Jennifer Roebuck Bulanda;Gary R Lee

  • Cohabitation Among Older Adults: A National Portrait

    Susan L. Brown;Gary R. Lee;Jennifer Roebuck Bulanda

  • Depression among Older Parents: The Role of Intergenerational Exchange.

    Gary R. Lee;Julie K. Netzer;Raymond T. Coward

  • Social relations and the self-esteem of older persons.

    Gary R. Lee;Constance L. Shehan

  • Reciprocity, elder satisfaction, and caregiver stress and burden: the exchange of aid in the family caregiving relationship

    Jeffrey W. Dwyer;Gary R. Lee;Thomas B. Jankowski

  • Widowhood, Gender, and Depression: A Longitudinal Analysis

    Gary R. Lee;Alfred A. Demaris

  • Race differences in filial responsibility expectations among older parents.

    Gary R. Lee;Chuck W. Peek;Raymond T. Coward

  • Intergenerational Exchange and Subjective Well-being among the Elderly.

    Gary R. Lee;Eugene Ellithorpe

  • Kinship and Social Support of the Elderly: The Case of the United States

    Gary R. Lee

  • Transitions Into and Out of Cohabitation in Later Life

    Susan L. Brown;Jennifer Roebuck Bulanda;Gary R. Lee

  • Widowhood and Depression Gender Differences

    Gary R. Lee;Marion C. Willetts;Karen Seccombe

  • Family structure and interaction: A comparative analysis

    Gary R. Lee

  • Kinship in the seventies: A decade review of research and theory.

    Gary R. Lee

  • Retirement and Marital Satisfaction

    Gary R. Lee;Constance L. Shehan

Frequent Co-Authors

Alfred DeMaris
Alfred DeMaris Bowling Green State University
Susan L. Brown
Susan L. Brown Bowling Green State University
Kay Pasley
Kay Pasley Florida State University
Paul R. Amato
Paul R. Amato Pennsylvania State University
Glenna Spitze
Glenna Spitze University at Albany, State University of New York
Cheryl Buehler
Cheryl Buehler University of North Carolina at Greensboro
Lynn K. White
Lynn K. White University of Nebraska–Lincoln
Alan Booth
Alan Booth Pennsylvania State University
Les B. Whitbeck
Les B. Whitbeck University of Nebraska–Lincoln
Linda J. Waite
Linda J. Waite University of Chicago

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