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Showing 1 to 20 of 75 for “"living arrangements"”.
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Extended living arrangements in Chile: An analysis of subfamilies
… births. Recent studies on extended living arrangements in the region have mainly understood household extension as a strategy to face economic deprivation, giving little attention to other factors affecting it, such as gender inequalities and changing needs for support over the life …
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From lawn care to home care: Elderly living arrangements and immigration
Submission original under an indefinite embargo labeled 'Open Access'. The submission was exported from vireo on 2023-04-12 without embargo terms
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Housing the millennial generation : trends in the living arrangements of young adults
… educated. This thesis seeks to study how the living arrangements of the Millennial generation compare to those of the past generations to find out how true this conventional wisdom is. It studies U.S. Census Data from past decades, focusing on the population segment between ages 22 and 31 at …
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Living arrangements and care provision among the oldest old people in China, 1998--2002
… 1998-2002, this study examines three aspects of living arrangements and care provision of the oldest old Chinese: distribution and determinants, transitions, and psychological well-being outcomes. The results indicate that living with one son and reliance on family care are still common …
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Union formation and residential living arrangements among Black/African women of reproductive age in South Africa
… in patterns of union formation and household living arrangements amongst Black/African females of reproductive age in South Africa over the period 1970-2019 and 1996-2019 respectively. Cross-sectional data, derived from multiple census enquiries, Community Surveys (CS), General Household …
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Access to housing in Cape Town : do young people move smoothly from parental housing to independent living arrangements?
… and surveys simply ask whether the household living in a sampled house (or apartment, etc) currently rents or owns that house. I find access to housing to be a better analytical category than tenure arguing that renting and owner occupier housing are not exclusive categories, and can co-exist, …
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Sexuality Workplace Issues Among Direct Service Personnel Working With Populations Who Are Intellectually Disabled In Community Integrated Living Arrangements: A Case Study
… INTELLECTUALLY DISABLED IN COMMUNITY INTEGRATED LIVING ARRANGEMENTS: A CASE STUDY MAJOR PROFESSOR: Dr. Roberta Ogletree Background: The purpose of this study was to explore DSP workplace experiences, preparation, employee training, emotions, and perceptions in regards to types of sexual and …
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A Narrative Study Carried Out With Older Women With Dementia Who Live Alone: Storytelling About Their Living Arrangements and Wishes For The Future
… as an element in the experience of older women living alone at the time of a diagnosis of dementia. It places particular emphasis on power, voice and in/visibility in both research practice and co-production. Older women who live alone may experience difficulties after diagnosis in adapting to …
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Exploring the degree of stability in young adults' living arrangements in the Cape Area Panel Study (CAPS) between 2002 and 2005 and how this relates to their well-being
… groups (African, Coloured and White) alter their living arrangements and how these changes relate to changing household income dynamics. In this way, a clearer understanding is developed of how household fragmentation and reconstruction influences the well-being of young adults. The Cape Area …
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Strategies for retirement community development in China
… parents. This paper investigates the alternative living arrangements in China such as the institutions for the elderly, community support, and the master planned retirement communities. The strength and weakness of each living arrangement is highlighted. Suggestions of a three-tiered system are …
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For Connections
… on space and light lead to the design of complex living arrangements that take the form of apartments. Rooms within the building volumes develop interdependent relationships that blur the distinction between inside and outside space and emphasis the private and public aspects of a clustered …
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Permanency planning and long-term foster-care : a guideline for practice
… Africa are subject to impermanence in their living arrangements. Long-term foster-care, in reality, is for an unlimited time-period, during which the biological family can at any time rehabilitate itself and petition the court for the return of the child. This is further exacerbated by …
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Factors affecting parental satisfaction and acceptance/rejection in mothers participating in the Women, Infants, and Children Program
… status, occupational prestige, marital status, living arrangements, number of children, age of oldest child, spank, reason, and praIse) and their predictive value to parental satisfaction using mothers participating in a federally funded Women, Infants, and Children program <W.I.C.). The …
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Social and Psychological Implications of Placement Instability Among Former Foster Youth
… former foster youth that resided in unstable living arrangements as compared to youth that were not in foster care.</p>
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A STUDY OF OPTIMISM, COPING STRATEGY, AND PSYCHOLOGICAL QUALITY OF LIFE AMONG WHITE, KOREAN, AND AFRICAN AMERICAN FEMALE OLDER ADULTS
… were related to their QOL. For Korean Americans, living arrangements, being a caregiver, planning, and self-blame were associated with their QOL. For African Americans, living arrangements, humor, behavior-disengagement, and self-blame were associated with their QOL.</p> <p>These findings suggest …
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Premorbid personality development and functioning in elderly depressives : a retrospective community study
… accommodation, previous and present employment, living arrangements, physical morbidity and number of life events. The hypothesis tested was that depressed subjects would differ from non-depressed subjects on the development and functioning of their premorbid personalities.
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Are long-term hospitalized geriatric patients abandoned by their families?
… interaction requires an investigation of (a) living arrangements, family relationships, and socio-economic background prior to the hospitalization; (b) the reasons for hospitalization and the present medical diagnosis; (c) the currents economic situation of the patients and her family; and (d) …
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