Perceived Social Support and Morale of the Elderly Staying at Home

Yoo, Yang Gyeong

doi:10.4040/jkan.2004.34.2.297

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“…Relative to the magnitudes of correlations typically found in the behavioral sciences (Cohen, 1988), the associations that were found between PGCMS total scores with family support and with objective non-family support represent medium-sized correlations. This finding is in accordance with previous findings consistently reported in the aging literature regarding the relationship between social support with morale in particular and subjective well being in general (Ho et al, 1995;Kim et al, 2000;Litwin, 2001;Yoo, 2004). However, in the multivariate regression analysis only family support was an independent predictor for PGCMS total scores.…”

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“…The PGMCS total score includes the construct of well being as a subjective measure even though its original design measures only morale. For this reason, we have also examined other variables as potential predictors of subjective well-being selected on the basis of other experiences in the literature regarding factors associated with subjective well-being in the elderly (Ho et al, 1995;Kim et al, 2000;Litwin, 2001;Yasunaga and Tokunaga, 2001;Yoo, 2004;Vinkers et al, 2006). These included social support and indicators of age-related declines in functioning that were also measured in the Swedish study (von Heideken Wagert et al, 2005).…”

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Subjective well‐being, social support, and age‐related functioning among the very old in China

Deng

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Int J Geriat Psychiatry

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Subjective well‐being, social support, and age‐related functioning among the very old in China

Deng

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Int J Geriat Psychiatry

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A Study on Measuring the Relationship Between the Library and Quality of Life of Local Residents

Noh

2020

Libri

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In this study, we explore a strategy to strengthen the library’s role of enhancing the quality of life for residents by identifying relationships between user satisfaction with library services and their quality of life. Questionnaires were distributed to public library users and normal distribution (skewness and kurtosis) and reliability of the measurement tools were validated. The results of this study show that satisfaction with the library staff has a positive influence on the participants’ living satisfaction, self-efficacy, and emotional stability. Second, an evaluation of their satisfaction with the library overall showed a significantly positive influence on their living satisfaction as well positive thinking. In conclusion, investment in libraries leads the public to be satisfied with their overall life, think of their future positively, have confidence to perform their roles successfully, and gain a sense of freedom with continuing stability.

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Corelation of Perceived Social Support and Psychological Hardness with Perceived Stress and Aggression in Retired Veterans

Ebrahimi

Moradi

2018

Iran J War Public Health

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Perceived Social Support and Morale of the Elderly Staying at Home

Abstract: To increase the morale of the elderly, it is necessary to consolidate material support by family and relatives.

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Subjective well‐being, social support, and age‐related functioning among the very old in China

Subjective well‐being, social support, and age‐related functioning among the very old in China

A Study on Measuring the Relationship Between the Library and Quality of Life of Local Residents

Corelation of Perceived Social Support and Psychological Hardness with Perceived Stress and Aggression in Retired Veterans

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