Modeling caregiver adaptation over time: The longitudinal impact of behavior problems

Article Abstract:

The significance of behavior problems when predicting rates of change in stressors and depression is examined.

Aging

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The onset of dementia caregiving and its longitudinal implications

Article Abstract:

A study was done to examine patterns of entry into the caregiving role and how onset influences outcomes pertinent to the caregiving process. Analyses revealed that respondents who experienced a less abrupt entry into caregiving were less likely to institutionalize their relatives and reported greater decreases in well-being.

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The longitudinal effects of early behavior problems in the dementia caregiving career

Article Abstract:

A study is conducted to determine how potent care that occurs early in the dementia caregiving career influences key outcomes over time. Findings suggest that increase in behavior problems were one of the most potent predictors of caregiver burden and depression over time.

United States, Dementia, Psychological research

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