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 Communal coping in the context of filial caregiving |
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| 其它 | In the U.S., there has been a steady increase in the number of adult children providing care to their aging parents (i.e., filial caregivers). Filial caregiving impacts not only the caregiver and recipient, but also caregivers' spouses. This necessitates an understanding of how filial caregivers and their spouses cope with the stressors of caregiving. Communal coping, which involves both couple members viewing a stressor as a shared problem and responsibility that is managed together (Lyons et al.,1998), provides a promising framework for understanding how couples cope with chronic stressors. However, in the context of filial caregiving, wherein the responsibility of providing care is an extra-dyadic stressor, and the non-caregiving spouse may feel less obligated to be involved in providing care, it is unclear whether communal coping would be beneficial for caregivers' and spouses' personal and relational well-being, and whether there are motivations driving communal coping. |
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