Research indicates that minority caregivers use fewer outside social and medical services
than white, European-American caregivers. Qualitative research has shown non-caregiving …

This study examines race and gender differences in the burden experienced by family
caregivers of the elderly using data from the 1990 Informal Caregivers Survey. Social …

Data from more than 300 spousal caregivers and their care recipients were analyzed to
demonstrate the effects of caregivers' personality attributes—neuroticism and mastery—on …

This article extends the findings from the Resources for Enhancing Alzheimer's Caregiver
Health (REACH II) program, a multisite randomized clinical trial of a multicomponent …

Introduction: Caring for a relative with dementia is linked with negative psychological and
physical consequences for the caregiver. The number of studies analyzing the influence of …

BACKGROUND/OBJECTIVES Focusing on Chinese immigrants, this study examined (1)
whether filial obligation, the core social norm in the Chinese culture, is related to caregiving …

The poor psychological health of caregivers of the frail aged is examined using the stress
paradigm and the crises of decline model of caregiving burden. Whereas stress paradigms …

African American caregivers regularly report less burden than their White counterparts. Less
is known about levels of burden among Puerto Rican caregivers. Yet both of these ethnic …

Objectives Informal caregivers provide the majority of long-term care. This study examined
six health and psychosocial outcomes of caregiving, in the context of multiple characteristics …

Distress, coping, and social resources were compared in a sample of 202 Japanese-, Anglo-
, African-, and Mexican American spousal caregivers of persons with dementia using a …