“…Family caregiving for older adults has received increased attention within academic and public policy arenas since the 1960s (Carretero, Garces, Rodenas, & Sanjose, 2009;Rote, Angel, & Markides, 2015;Stephens, Townsend, Martire, & Druley, 2001;Zarit, Reever, & Bach-Peterson, 1980). Empirical research has shed light on various aspects of family caregiving, including the decision to become a family caregiver, conflict between caregiving and other familial or social roles, potential benefits for care receivers and health care system, social, financial, health, and emotional caregiving outcomes, and intervention programs providing support to family caregivers (Anngela-Cole & Hilton, 2009;Carbone & Gugliucci, 2014;Carretero et al, 2009;Clay, Roth, Wadley, & Haley, 2008;Kennet, Burgio, & Schulz, 2000;Lai, 2007Lai, , 2010Malhotra, Østbye, Matchar, & Chan, 2012;Reis, McGinty, & Jones, 2003;Schulz & Sherwood, 2008;Walker, Pratt, & Eddy, 1995).…”