Table 1.

Descriptive Statistics for Analytical Sample (n = 170)

	M	SD	Minimum	Maximum
Continuous
Care Recipient Concern about Being a Burden	2.04	0.74	1	3
Care Recipient Perceived Caregiver Burden	1.99	0.79	1	4
Caregiver-Reported Burden	1.75	0.58	1	3
Care Recipient Age	75.4	12.3	50	100
Caregiver Age	60.4	13.0	20	86
Total # ADL/IADL Mobility Needs (≥ 1; max. 12)	4.81	3.15	1	12
Total # Unmet needs	0.84	1.97	0	12
# ADL Needs (among Total ≥ 1; max. 4)	1.01	1.27	0	4
# Unmet ADL needs	0.20	0.65	0	4
# IADL Needs (among Total ≥ 1; max. 5)	2.85	1.46	0	5
# Unmet IADL needs	0.32	0.87	0	5
# Mobility Needs (among Total ≥ 1; max. 3)	0.95	1.02	0	3
# Unmet Mobility needs	0.32	0.71	0	3
Discrete	n (%)
Care Recipient Concern about Being a Burden
Not at all	57 (29.1%)
Somewhat	85 (43.6%)
Very	53 (27.2%)
Paid Help
Yes	29 (17.1%)
No	141 (82.9%)
Care Recipient Sex
Male	66 (38.8%)
Female	104 (61.2%)
Care Recipient Education
High School or Less	70 (41.2%)
Some College	57 (33.5%)
Bachelor’s Degree	26 (15.3%)
Master’s Degree or Higher	17 (10%)
Care Recipient Race
African American	32 (18.8%)
Caucasian/Other	138 (81.2%)
Caregiver Sex
Male	49 (28.8%)
Female	121 (71.2%)
Caregiver Education
High School or Less	37 (21.8%)
Some College	59 (34.7%)
Bachelor’s Degree	37 (21.8%)
Master’s Degree or Higher	37 (21.8%)
Caregiver Relationship to Care Recipient
Spouse	73 (42.9%)
Adult Child	67 (39.4%)
Other	30 (17.6%)

Note: ADL = Activities of daily living; IADL = Instrumental activities of daily living.