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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2021 Jan 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Appl Gerontol. 2018 Mar 4;39(1):86–98. doi: 10.1177/0733464818760238

Table 1.

Baseline Caregiver Descriptive Context of Care Characteristics (N = 30)

Caregiver Demographics n (%)
Female 25 (83.3%)
Age, M (SD) 60.79 (11.97)
Caucasian 29 (96.7%)
Married 24 (80.0%)
Number of living children, M (SD) 1.86 (1.27)
Bachelor’s degree or higher 20 (66.7%)
Annual income of $80,000 or more 10 (33.3%)
Employed 12 (40.0%)
Spouse of care recipient 15 (50.0%)*
Adult child of care recipient 13 (43%)*
Months providing help to the care recipient, M (SD) 42.70 (25.21)

 

Primary Objective Stressors M (SD)

 
Activities of daily living dependencies 2.57 (2.97)
Instrumental activities of daily living dependencies 11.23 (4.06)
St. Louis University Mental Status score 11.23 (7.80)
Cognitive impairment 2.54 (0.72)
Revised Memory and Behavior Problems Checklist - Frequency 1.53 (0.57)

 
Resources
Caregiver self-efficacy 28.37 (6.36)
Caregiver Short Sense of Competence Questionnaire 23.93 (5.60)

 
Caregiver Distress
Revised Memory and Behavior Problems Checklist - Reaction 1.05 (0.60)
Zarit Burden Inventory 37.70 (13.34)
Role captivity 9.23 (2.78)
Center for Epidemiological Studies-Depression 30.43 (9.07)

Note: M (SD) = Mean (Standard deviation)

*

The remaining caregivers were the daughter- or son-in-law of the care recipient, n=1 (3%), or indicated “other”, n = 1 (3%).