SES and ethnic differences in perceived caregiver availability among young-old Mexican Americans and non-Hispanic whites.
SES and ethnic differences in perceived caregiver availability among young-old Mexican Americans and non-Hispanic whites.
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年轻墨西哥裔美国人和非西班牙裔白人中的社会经济地位和感知照顾者可用性的种族差异。
DOI:
10.1093/geront/36.1.88
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1996
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Hazuda,HP
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作者:
Talamantes,MA;Cornell,J;Espino,DV;Lichtenstein,MJ;Hazuda,HP
Differences in perceived caregiver availability were examined among a random sample of Mexican American (MA) and non-Hispanic white (NHW) young-old residents (58–74 years old) in three socioeconomically distinct neighborhoods in San Antonio, Texas. For MAs across all three socioeconomic status (SES) groups, being female, widowed, and having more chronic illnesses were associated with a lesser likelihood of perceived caregiver availability. SES and number of children were not associated with perceived caregiver availability. Among MAs and NHWs of middle- and upper-SES, being male, married, and of upper-SES were associated with a greater likelihood of perceived caregiver availability. The number of children modified the associations of both SES and ethnic group with perceived caregiver availability.