Predicting retirement preparation through the design of a new measure

Researchers' capacity to investigate retirement planning behaviour is impeded by the lack of rigorous measurement within the literature. For this study, a comprehensive measure based on the reflexive planning domains of public protection, self‐insurance, and self‐protection was developed and ev...

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Published in:Australian psychologist 2010-06, Vol.45 (2), p.98-111
Main Authors: Muratore, Alexa Marie, Earl, Joanne Kaa
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