Lawrence T. Force

Professor of Psychology
Division of Social Sciences
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Books

Gerontology: an interactive text
Lawrence T. Force
National Social Science Press, c2018, 2nd edition

Detoxing of caregivers: key tips for survival, strength and patience
Lawrence T. Force
CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, 2016

Spouses and children in accessing adult day care: differences in attitudes and behaviors among daughters, husbands and wives 
Lawrence T. Force
UMI, 1993. First Edition.

Book Chapters

Chapter Title: Gerontology: an interactive text
Authors: Lawrence T. Force...[et al.]
National Social Sciences Press, c2010. First Edition.

Chapter Title: Grief therapy for cognitively impaired individuals
Lawrence T. Force
Book Title: Living with grief: Alzheimer's Disease
Editor: Kenneth J. Doka
Hospice Foundation of America, 2004. First Edition.

Chapter Title: Adult day services
Lawrence T. Force
Book Title: Dementia, aging, and intellectual disabilities: a handbook
Editors: Matthew P. Janicki, Arthur J. Dalton
Taylor & Francis, 1999. First Edition.

Articles

Guidelines for structuring community care and supports for people with intellectual disabilities affected by dementia
Lawrence T. Force, Nancy S. Jokinen, Matthew P. Janicki, Seth M. Keller, Philip McCallion
International Task Group on Intellectual Disabilities and Dementia Practices, 2013.

The middle years and beyond : transitions and families of adults with Down Syndrome
Lawrence T. Force, Nancy S. Jokinen, Matthew P. Janicki, Mary Hogan
Journal on Developmental Disabilities, v18, n2, 2012, p59-69

Guidelines for structuring community care and supports for people with intellectual disabilities affected by dementia
Lawrence T. Force, Nancy S. Jokinen, Matthew P. Janicki, Seth M. Keller, Philip McCallion
Journal of Policy and Practice in Intellectual Disabilities, v10, n1, 2012, p1-24

A measure of subjective burden for dementia care: the Caregiving Difficulty Scale-Intellectual Disability
Lawrence T. Force
Journal of Intellectual Disability Research, v49, n5, 2005, p365-371