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. 2020 Sep 15;4(6):igaa045. doi: 10.1093/geroni/igaa045

Table 1.

Proportions/Means of Study Variables by Nativity Status (NSOC, N = 1,436)

Variables Caregivers of foreign-born care recipients (n = 136) Caregivers of U.S.-born care recipients (n = 1,290)
CG background factors
 Age (mean)** 55.05 59.67
 Education (%)
  ≥Some college 57 60
 Relationship to CG (%)
  Spouse 30 34
 No. of CG chronic conditions (mean) 1.46 1.85
 CG race/ethnicity (%)
  Non-Hispanic white 19 60
  Non-Hispanic black 20 30
  Hispanic 39 4
  Others 22 6
CG primary stressors
 Help with ADLs and IADLs (mean)*** 17.58 15.51
 Help with medical care (mean)*** 3.09 1.83
 Help with medical insurance and appointments (mean)* 2.07 1.63
CG secondary stressors
 Limited activities (mean)* 1.45 0.60
 Financial difficulties due to caregiving (%)*** 38 19
 Family disagreement over care (mean) 1.65 1.54
CG resources
 Formal support (mean) 0.63 .45
 Informal support (mean) 2.07 1.96
 Relationship quality with CR (mean)*** 12.39 13.47
CG outcomes
 Care burden (mean)*** 7.49 6.25
 Psychological well-being (mean) 13.33 13.72
 Self-rated physical health (mean) 3.34 3.35

Notes: CG = caregiver; CR = care recipients; NSOC = National Study of Caregiving; weighted data. Standardized coefficients beta are presented.

*p < .05, **p < .01, ***p < .001.