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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"spousal caregiving"”.
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Utilization of healthcare services among older adults: The role of spousal caregiving and psychological well-being
… While previous studies have suggested various caregiving-related negative experiences are related to older spousal caregivers’ mental health status, the levels of psychological well-being (PSW) among caregivers has not been fully explored. Having a lower level of PSW has not been examined as a …
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In their own words: an analysis of personal narratives from fathers' perspectives on the death of a child
… the relationship, and depression in parental and spousal caregiving, based on social exchange and commitment theory. Data (N=695) from the National Survey of Families and Households (NSFH) were used to test a path model examining the effects of relationship quality and commitment, as well as ace, …
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Relationship quality, commitment, and depression among caregivers
… the relationship, and depression in parental and spousal caregiving, based on social exchange and commitment theory. Data (N=695) from the National Survey of Families and Households (NSFH) were used to test a path model examining the effects of relationship quality and commitment, as well as ace, …
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Acquired Hearing Impairment in Older Couple Relationships: an Exploration of Couple Resilience Processes
… loss stressors. Couples demonstrated healthy spousal caregiving relationships during the interviews. A focus group with marriage and family therapists (MFTs) was conducted to obtain clinical interpretations of the themes that emerged from the couple interviews. Clinicians' responses focused on …
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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 …