2000
DOI: 10.1002/1098-240x(200010)23:5<346::aid-nur2>3.3.co;2-n
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Well‐being of parents of young children with asthma

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“…That is to say, the caregivers from more collaborative family tended to take their caregiving work as a fair share of the whole family's coping. Whereas this is in accordance with the literature on the general effects of family hardiness , the fact that other measures of caregiver reaction showed no interaction effect is noteworthy. It might be because of the nature of esteem, which is very psychological, while the other domains of caregiver reaction assessment were rather physical and tangible.…”
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“…Similarly, when the caregiver felt his/her family was hardier and more coherent, less caregiving burden was reported. This is consistent with the literature . The more the family members felt committed to each other, to solving problems together, and to coping with the stressor together, the less struggling they felt in taking care of the patient.…”
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