Perceived intergenerational solidarity and psychological distress among older Mexican Americans.
Perceived intergenerational solidarity and psychological distress among older Mexican Americans.
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年长的墨西哥裔美国人感受到代际团结和心理困扰。
DOI:
10.1093/geronj/47.2.s55
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1992
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Markides,KS
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作者:
Lawrence,RH;Bennett,JM;Markides,KS
A model separating and relating dimensions of intergenerational solidarity with measures of psychological distress was investigated for older Mexican Americans. Solidarity consisted of measures of similarity, affection, and association. Measures of psychological distress were somatic/retarded symptoms, depressed affect, and positive affect. To evaluate whether emotional closeness with a particular child modified the linkages, the model was analyzed separately based on whether or not the elderly participant reported that the child included in the intergenerational study was her or his closest child. The findings indicated that the impact of affection and association was a function of the particular dimension of distress and the emotional closeness of the child. Although the proposed model needs expanding, it provides some support for the expectation that family solidarity has important consequences for elderly Mexican Americans