A sociocultural stress and coping model to explain emotional distress among caregivers of
family members who have dementia across ethnic and cultural groups is presented and …

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 …

Although there has been considerable interest in racial differences in family caregiving for
persons with dementia, most research to date has either ignored racial diversity or based …

This study explored differences and similarities in the experiences of African American and
White family caregivers of dementia patients living in rural Alabama. This cross-sectional …

Objectives: The goal of this study is to propose and evaluate an expanded socio-cultural
model of stress and coping that examines the role of culturally situated factors, such as …

The aim of this study was to examine emotional health (eg, depressive symptomatology)
among 295 Black and 425 White dementia caregivers. I selected caregivers from the …

Using a contextual approach, this study examined predictors of emotional distress among
187 African American caregivers to dependent elders. The results show that almost 20% of …

Despite the large body of literature on caregiver stress, there has been a relative dearth of
investigation of the experience of caregiving among African Americans. African Americans …

The authors review the literature on ethnic minority caregivers and suggest that ethnicity and
culture play a significant role in the stress and coping process for Latino caregivers …

Alzheimer's disease and other dementias are common disorders that widely affect older
adults of all races and ethnicities. Although there has been considerable research focusing …