Structural Analysis of Social Behavior and Perceptions of Caregiving

Alpher, Victor S.

doi:10.1080/00223980.1995.9914975

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“…The psychometric properties of the SASB have been validated by a number of methods appropriate to circumplex models, including autocorrelation, and formal circumplex analysis (Benjamin, 1988; Pincus, et al, 1998). Factor analyses of the SASB have yielded two factors associated with connection and autonomy (Adamson & Lyxell, 1996; Pincus, et al, 1998); Quintana & Meara, 1990), and item analyses has produced statements involving a definite focus (other or self) (France & Alpher, 1995). Test-retest on the SASB self-rating questionnaire is comparable to other standard self-report measures in common clinical use (Alpher & France, 1993; Pincus, et al, 1998; Quintana & Meara, 1990).…”

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Connection and autonomy in the case management relationship.

Coffey

2003

Psychiatric Rehabilitation Journal

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This study examines the effects of connection and autonomy in the clientcase manager relationship on treatment participation, satisfaction with case management, and satisfaction with social life. Three-month case manager ratings of connection were positively correlated with 9-month treatment participation. Six-month client and case manager ratings of connection were positively correlated with improvements in all three outcomes at nine months. Within this time frame, autonomy was positively correlated with treatment participation and satisfaction with case management and negatively correlated with satisfaction with social life. These findings suggest that balancing connection and autonomy in different ways is important in the case management relationship.

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Connection and autonomy in the case management relationship.

Coffey

2003

Psychiatric Rehabilitation Journal

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“…The symptom cheklist (SCL-90_R) (23,24) is a 90-item self report symptom inventory designed to screen for a broad range of psychological problems. Each of the 90 items is rated on a five-point Likert scale of distress, ranging from "not at all (0) to "extremely" (4).…”

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The Relation Of Left Or Right Visual Acuity And Psychologic Symptoms In Strabismic Patients

Pençe¹

2008

Eur J Ther

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Strabismus refers to any abnormality of eye coordination or alignment that results in loss of binocular vision. The rate of right-eye preference was reported to be greater at the right-handed subjects than the left-handed ones. The eye has a visual acuity threshold below which an object will go undetected. The 39 consecutive subjects, who had esotropia or exotropia, were enrolled in this study. We noticed a relation in most of the parameters between intensity of psychological symptoms and visual acuity of the right eye, whereas there was no such relation with the lefte eye. Another interesting finding was the validity of this relation for only men. We may propose that differences in cerebral complex network concerning lateralization may be responsible for this relation of the parameters between intensity of psychological symptoms and visual acuity of the right eye.

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Differences between caregivers and noncaregivers in psychological health and physical health: A meta-analysis.

Pinquart

Sörensen

2003

Psychology and Aging

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Providing care for a frail older adult has been described as a stressful experience that may erode psychological well-being and physical health of caregivers. In this meta-analysis, the authors integrated findings from 84 articles on differences between caregivers and noncaregivers in perceived stress, depression, general subjective well-being, physical health, and self-efficacy. The largest differences were found with regard to depression (g = .58), stress (g = .55), self-efficacy (g = .54), and general subjective well-being (g = -.40). Differences in the levels of physical health in favor of noncaregivers were statistically significant, but small (g = .18). However, larger differences were found between dementia caregivers and noncaregivers than between heterogeneous samples of caregivers and noncaregivers. Differences were also influenced by the quality of the study, relationship of caregiver to the care recipient, gender, and mean age of caregivers.

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Structural Analysis of Social Behavior and Perceptions of Caregiving

Cited by 4 publications

References 49 publications

Connection and autonomy in the case management relationship.

Connection and autonomy in the case management relationship.

The Relation Of Left Or Right Visual Acuity And Psychologic Symptoms In Strabismic Patients

Differences between caregivers and noncaregivers in psychological health and physical health: A meta-analysis.

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