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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"Caregiving stress"”.

  1. The relationship between caregiving stress and child well-being among informal and formal kinship care families

    … study is to examine the relationship between caregiving stress and child well-being (i.e., child health and emotional/behavioral problems) among informal and formal kinship care families. This study also examines the role of kinship caregivers’ social engagement (i.e., weekly participation in …

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  2. Maltreatment experiences and mental health problems in orphaned and vulnerable children in alternative care settings in Tanzania

    … little is known about factors associated with caregiving stress among caregivers of OVC and if higher levels of caregiving stress are associated with higher levels of mental health problems in children. Overall, there is a lack of data on children living in alternative care settings (Martin & …

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  3. Unraveling the Neurocognitive Effects of Caregiver Stress Recall: An fNIRS Investigation

    Caregiving is a rewarding and strenuous activity that affects the physiological, psychological, and cognitive processes in the human body. While caregiving stress has been studied previously, these studies have overlooked a common symptom of experiencing stress: rumination. The present study …

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  4. The Impact of Employment on Canadian Caregivers’ Mental Well-being

    … experience mental strain from balancing caregiving and work responsibilities, yet there is relatively little research on Canadian caregivers’ experiences. The first aim of this study was to analyze the impact of employment status and work flexibility on caregivers’ mental health and …

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  5. Family caring in HIV/AIDS : experiences, coping and mental health

    … connect the findings to existing literature on stress, coping, and mental health. In-depth interviews were conducted with 23 respondents in Kerala and 5 in Scotland. Interview transcripts were analyzed for major themes, using elements of grounded theory. Quantitative measures included the Ways …

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  6. Hubungan health hardiness dengan parenting stress pada warga peserta PKH Kelurahan Karang Besuki Malang

    … dan pendidikan anak-anaknya akan menambah stressor atau tekanan yang berakibat pada parenting stress. Kondisi stres yang dialami warga peserta PKH dan kelelahan dalam mengasuh anak akan mengakibatkan pada penurunan kondisi kesehatan. Tujuan penelitian ini adalah (1) untuk mengetahui tingkat …

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  7. Vacillating between distress and adaptation: a multi-perspective account of lived experiences of thalassemia major

    … strategies adopted by mothers to deal with caregiving stress. The findings of study 3 with healthcare professionals were composed of four superordinate themes where the first two themes; ‘Making sense of work-related frustrations’, and ‘Blurring of boundaries’ shed light on the frustrations, …

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  8. The Gendered Health Effect of Intimate Task Performance on Spousal Caregivers

    Caregiving research on heterosexual couples suggests that though husbands and wives generally perform the same care tasks for their spouses, wives report higher levels of mental stress, depression, and general frustration (Swinkles et al., 2017; Polenick and DePasquale 2019). Caregiving literature …

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