Time Use and Well-Being in Older Widows: Adaptation and Resilience
Time Use and Well-Being in Older Widows: Adaptation and Resilience
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DOI：
10.1080/08952841.2011.561139
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发表时间：
2011-01-01
影响因子：
1.5
通讯作者：
Haley, William E.
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作者：
Hahn, Elizabeth A.;Cichy, Kelly E.;Haley, William E.
关于丧偶的研究大多强调负面结果，但一些研究表明寡妇是有弹性的。这项研究评估了与已婚妇女相比，老年寡妇的日常经历。参与者包括75名寡妇和125名已婚妇女从国家研究的日常经验II，谁完成了每天的日记超过8天。对于长期寡妇，与已婚妇女相比，在日常和一般福祉方面没有差异，在时间使用方面有一些差异。结果添加到文献中使用日常日记数据来说明一般的弹性老年妇女多年后的配偶死亡。
Research on widowhood mostly emphasizes negative outcomes, but some studies suggest widows are resilient. This study evaluated the in-depth daily experiences of older widows compared to married women. Participants included 75 widows and 125 married women from the National Study of Daily Experiences II, who completed daily diaries over 8 days. For long-term widows, there were no differences compared to married women in daily and general well-being, and a few differences in time use. Results add to the literature by using daily diary data to illustrate the general resilience of older women many years after the death of a spouse.