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Emotional Closeness and Caregiver Burden in the Marital Relationship

Emotional Closeness and Caregiver Burden in the Marital Relationship Interviews with 131 older spouse caregivers were conducted, with the FACES El used as a measure of closeness. In a multivariate regression analysis, closeness between caregiver and care receiver was found lo be the most important variable in predict- ing caregiver burden. The variables in this analysis explained 45% of the variance in caregiver burden. Allhough it seldom is addressed in research or intervention literature. this relationship appears central to understanding the process of caregiving. http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Journal Of Gerontological Social Work Taylor & Francis

Emotional Closeness and Caregiver Burden in the Marital Relationship

Journal Of Gerontological Social Work , Volume 21 (3-4): 16 – Aug 15, 1994

Emotional Closeness and Caregiver Burden in the Marital Relationship

Journal Of Gerontological Social Work , Volume 21 (3-4): 16 – Aug 15, 1994

Abstract

Interviews with 131 older spouse caregivers were conducted, with the FACES El used as a measure of closeness. In a multivariate regression analysis, closeness between caregiver and care receiver was found lo be the most important variable in predict- ing caregiver burden. The variables in this analysis explained 45% of the variance in caregiver burden. Allhough it seldom is addressed in research or intervention literature. this relationship appears central to understanding the process of caregiving.

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Publisher
Taylor & Francis
Copyright
Copyright Taylor & Francis Group, LLC
ISSN
1540-4048
eISSN
0163-4372
DOI
10.1300/J083V21N03_13
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Abstract

Interviews with 131 older spouse caregivers were conducted, with the FACES El used as a measure of closeness. In a multivariate regression analysis, closeness between caregiver and care receiver was found lo be the most important variable in predict- ing caregiver burden. The variables in this analysis explained 45% of the variance in caregiver burden. Allhough it seldom is addressed in research or intervention literature. this relationship appears central to understanding the process of caregiving.

Journal

Journal Of Gerontological Social WorkTaylor & Francis

Published: Aug 15, 1994

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