Gibson's (1987) Review of the Literature on Retirement Found That

Gibson's (1987) review of the literature on retirement found that studies assume that people retire at age 65, that a clear line exists between work and nonwork, and that people draw income primarily from retirement sources. She says that older members of minority groups like African Americans and Hispanics often

A) fall into some, but not all of these categories.
B) don't report their income sources and work histories making generalizations difficult.
C) perfectly fit these categories, indicating that minorities follow a similar retirement strategy as other retirees.
D) do not fit into these criteria, indicating gerontologists must rethink the meaning of retirement in light of minority experiences.