Objectives. This study identified different types of caregivers who provide care to older
African Americans, the types of caregiving structures created to provide care, and the factors …

This study provides a review and analysis of the empirical research published since 1985
that has examined the impact of race, culture, and/or ethnicity on the dementia caregiving …

Although personal resources of caregivers, such as coping skills and social support, have
been shown to be important in understanding caregiver stress and health outcomes …

The emotional strain associated with caregiving as experienced by both black (n= 117) and
white (n= 464) daughter caregivers was examined from a role theory perspective. Black …

Using newly available data on family caregivers from a large epidemiological study of
elderly Mexican-origin adults (Hispanic Established Population for the Epidemiologic Study …

Objective: We sought to explore the association of religious and spiritual coping with
multiple measures of well-being in Latinos caring for older relatives with long-term or …

In this study we assessed the new transactional stress and social support model, postulating
the role of neuroticism, ethnicity, familism, and social support in perceived burden in …

Objectives. The purpose of this study was to test with panel data an extended model of the
stress process recognizing the separate effects of a parent's need for care and an adult …

Abstract Purpose of the Study: This study examined whether caregiving has a differential
effect on the well-being of sibling caregivers relative to other caregiving groups and whether …

This study examined how religious/spiritual coping was related to specific conditions of
caregiving and psychological distress among 127 informal caregivers to community residing …