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Showing 1 to 20 of 22 for “"spousal support"”.

  1. Marital Satisfaction and Intimacy: Gender Role Attitudes and Spousal Support in Botswana

    … relational variables, gender role attitudes and spousal support and two demographic variables, age and gender in predicting the variance in marital satisfaction and intimacy, after controlling for number of children, religion, occupation, education, length of marriage and household income among …

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  2. The Influence of Perceived Job Flexibility and Spousal Support On the Marital Satisfaction of Parents of Children With Special Needs

    … parents. Perceived job flexibility and perceived spousal support in parenting were targeted as potential influencers. A mediation model was attempted to explain the mediating role of perceived spousal support in parenting in the relationship between perceived job flexibility and marital …

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  3. Exploring the Effects of Guilt, Spousal Support, and Role Conflict on the Psychological Well-Being of the Educated Full-Time Stay-at-Home Mother

    … was to examine the effect of guilt, degree of spousal support, role conflict, and decreased psychological well-being experienced by educated stay at home mothers with young children. Social role theory is utilized as a basis for the development of a theoretical model. Relevant research …

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  4. Social Support, Depression, and Cardiovascular Disease in Married, Middle-Aged/Older Adults

    … the relationship between physical health, social support, and depression in a married, middle-aged/older adult sample in which at least one partner has heart disease. The data was obtained from a national longitudinal study the Health and Retirement Survey (HRS) and is composed of selected …

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  5. To Set Aside or To Not Set Aside the Agreement Pursuant to Section 56(4) of the Family Law Act: Applying Relational Theory to Domestic Contracts Involving Spousal Support Releases and Waivers

    … cases where a party previously executed a spousal support agreement, but subsequently sought to have it set aside pursuant to section 56(4) of the Family Law Act. While the outcomes in the five cases differed as to whether section 56(4) of the Family Law Act was successfully engaged and, if …

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  6. Parenting Stress, Social Support, and Affiliate Stigma among Asian and White Parents of Children with Autism in the United States

    … of parenting stress and received less family and spousal support compared to U.S.-born White parents. Differences also emerged within the Asian parent group, as foreign-born Asian parents reported significantly lower levels of family and spousal support than their U.S.-born Asian counterparts. In …

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  7. Coping Similarity And Psychosocial Risk Factors In Couples With Chronic Pain

    … symptoms) in patients and the current study supports many of these findings. The current study takes previous research further by examining similarity, spouse adjustment, perceived spousal support, and patient and spouse adjustment over time. It has also examined possible contributing …

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  8. Autism and the Family: A Qualitative Perspective

    … the current literature on autism in the areas of spousal support, expectation adjustment, finding joy in the "little things," avoidance, grieving, anxiety about the future, support systems, social withdrawal, divide and conquer, anger, embarrassment, sadness, intensity, living in the present, and …

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  9. Women, work, and family: ways to well-being

    … strain, as well as coping resources such as spousal support, social support, and coping strategies were proposed to mediate between situational demands, represented by husband’s chore time, number of children, job flexibility, job hours, career stage, and job status and the outcome variable, …

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  10. Multimodal treatment of women with mitral valve prolapse syndrome

    … the roles of self-efficacy and of level of spousal support in enhancing the ability of identified patients to cope with mitral valve prolapse syndrome.Thirty-one subjects initially agreed to participate in this study. Of these subjects, fifteen left the study. The leading causes of dropout …

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  11. The Effect of the Cooper Wellness Program in Promoting Long- Term Lifestyle Behavior Changes

    … the three program-formats (p = .645). While spousal support was not a significant predictor for long-term maintenance in any of the behaviors, “Lack of an exercise partner” was seen as a significant (p < .001) barrier to exercise for non-exercisers compared to successful exercise maintainers, …

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  12. The support-based factors that facilitate work-family enrichment for working fathers in South Africa

    … how their organisations and their families can support them in managing their multiple role involvement in a way that enhances their performance in both domains. This study examined three sources of work based support (top management, supervisor and co-worker) and three sources of family-based …

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  13. Female Genital Mutilation and Marital Satisfaction among Kenyan Females

    … satisfaction, sexual satisfaction, intimacy, spousal support, and gender role attitudes. One hundred and thirty six married females between the ages of 18 and 79 completed five different surveys. Among these married women, some women had undergone FGM while some had not. Factorial analysis of …

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  14. An exploratory study of perinatal depressive symptoms and its intersection with intergenerational coresidence among women in Kavrepalanchok, Nepal

    … between the two generations, as well as spousal support, were identified as significant factors that might mitigate risk of perinatal depression. The study highlights the crucial role of family context and support in influencing perinatal depression, and underscores the need for …

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  15. I'm Fine: Systemic Affect of Critical Incidents in Emergency Medical Service Personnel Communication

    … survey revealed themes of emotions, senses, and support. Finally, the reassessment revealed subtle changes in EMS culture, including decreased PTSD stigma, increased resiliency training, and increased administrative support. Future research could examine the effect of spousal support and changes …

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  16. Work family conflict amongst females in a service organisation in the Western Cape

    … role stress, role overload, inter-role conflict, spousal support, coping behaviours; job, family and life satisfaction, emotional exhaustion; the nature of the relationships and the causal impacts between these variables. Two hundred questionnaires were administered and 150 were returned to women …

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  17. Identifying the Needs of Fathers Raising Children With Autism and Children With Down Syndrome

    … personal qualities, and various categories of support. Participants provided advice to fathers of children receiving a diagnosis of intellectual disabilities and for healthcare providers who are interacting with these fathers. Fathers evaluated their experiences with pediatric genetic …

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  18. Dementia within the Marital Sphere - Discourse, Power & Knowledge

    … depicted professional technologies as ‘truths’ supporting the biomedical origins of dementia. Spouses with and without diagnoses of dementia tended to adopt dissimilar discourses, resulting in spouses monitoring and correcting PWDD and PWDD’s resistance. Marriage discourses constructed the …

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  19. The Whole Is Greater Than The Sum Of Its Parts: The Social Support Exchange Process

    <p>Social support is a dyadic exchange process that yields many psychological and physiological health benefits. The goal of this study was to examine the effects of the support exchange process from a dyadic perspective on health outcomes and to investigate the extent that gender and relationship …

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  20. Antecedents of work-family conflict among Hindu working women in South Africa: stressors, social support, and cultural values

    … model include role stressors, sources of social support, and specific individual-level cultural variables. The study’s propositions were tested with survey data from 317 respondents. Psychometric analyses confirmed the portability of the measures and the bi-directional nature of WFC; …

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