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webst137 — 2025-06-07 01:17:03 UTC

"There are also some insights regarding the cultural values relating to parental caregiving from the Hindu religion perspective. Every parent of Indian culture has deep religious roots". (Dhar 1-2)

webst137 — 2025-06-07 01:18:58 UTC

"Historical context, Chinese families have viewed filial piety as the first and foremost virtue in Chinese culture. Outlined by Confucius in Classic of Filial Piety more than 2500 years ago, a filial child reveres his parents in daily life; makes them happy while nourishing them; takes care of them in sickness; shows great sorrow over their death; and makes sacrifices to them with solemnity". (Dong Paragraph 2)

webst137 — 2025-06-07 01:26:05 UTC

"Declines in caregiver health have been particularly associated with caregivers who perceive themselves as burdened.

Caregiver burden and strain have been related to the caregiver’s own poor health status, increased health-risk behaviors, and higher use of prescription drugs". (Reinhard Paragraph 13)

webst137 — 2025-06-07 01:30:13 UTC

"It is recognized that the elderly are at an increased risk of many diseases and that it is important to ensure that modifiable risk factors are controlled to reduce the likelihood of severe disease and preserve quality of life. An important modifiable risk factor is physical activity, as low levels of physical activity are heavily associated with increases in noncommunicable health problems, including cardiovascular disease". (Crewdson 2)

webst137 — 2025-06-07 01:42:10 UTC

"The decrease in cognitive and affective capacity, loneliness, neglect, poor hygiene, and inadequate conditions could cause elderly individuals to have difficulties in understanding and implementing the measures to be taken. All these factors make elderly individuals the most important risk group in the COVID-19 pandemic". (Kilic Paragraph 2)

webst137 — 2025-06-07 01:44:58 UTC

"Social loneliness and emotional loneliness are described as being a lack of belonging to a community or circle of friends, whereas emotional loneliness is described as a lack of deeper connections to attachment figures, such as a spouse or a close friend". (Crewdson 1)

webst137 — 2025-06-07 01:54:23 UTC

"Positive outcomes have also been observed, including a sense of mastery, positive affect, and an improvement in the quality of the dyadic relationship between the caregiver and the care recipient". (Dhar 2)

webst137 — 2025-06-07 01:57:14 UTC

"Positive aspects of caregiving are important; some researchers are now using a caregiver rewards scale to better understand caregivers’ experiences". (Reinhard Paragraph 15)

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webst137 — 2025-06-07 02:00:07 UTC

Both quotes discuss the history context of both Chinese and Indians on why it's important to them to take in their elderly parents.

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webst137 — 2025-06-07 02:04:01 UTC

Reinhard explains how caregivers go through healthy risks taking care of their elderly parents but then crewdson is explaining how elderly parents goes through health-risk from being lonely.

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webst137 — 2025-06-07 02:07:45 UTC

Gives the definition of the different loneliness and then Kilic described how COVID-19 affected the elderly by being lonesome.

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webst137 — 2025-06-07 02:08:37 UTC

Both quotes explain how being a caregiver also has positive aspects instead of negativity.