Očekivanja O Filijalnoj Brizi U Starijoj Dobi Iz Perspektive Odrasle Djece I Roditelja

Banov, Katarina; Smojver‐Ažić, Sanja

doi:10.3935/ljsr.v26i2.288

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“…Other 9 items were formulated in the same wording and included other caregiving behaviours based on the dimensions of intergenerational solidarity theory (Gans, Silverstein, 2006): helping with household chores, being together in special occasions, planning health care, give assistance in personal care, accepting age related changes, etc. The scale has proven to have high internal consistency in previous (Banov, Smojver-Ažić, 2019) and the present research (Cronbach's α = .939).…”

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confidence: 62%

“…Previous explorations of FCE showed substantial differences when explored from the perspectives of prospective caregivers and care seekers. Parents express higher needs for affective and companionship solidarity in comparison with financial and material transactions, while adult children as prospective caregivers report higher overall expectations across all types of solidarity (Banov, Smojver-Ažić, 2019;van der Pas, van Tilburg, Knipscheer, 2005;Wakui, Cheng, 2017).…”

Section: Attachment and Fcementioning

confidence: 99%

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Filial Maturity and Attachment Dimensions as Predictors for Prospective Caregiving Expectations

Smojver‐Ažić

Banov

2022

Psychologia Rozwojowa

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The role of attachment and filial maturity dimensions in predicting expectations of filial caregiving was investigated on a sample of 296 (186 females) prospective caregivers aged 26 to 60. Consistent with previous studies, attachment avoidance negatively predicted the filial caregiving expectations. These effects were partially mediated by filial comprehending, which predicted higher self-expectations in providing assistance to the parent. Filial distancing was proven to be a negative predictor of caregiving expectations, although in low relation with attachment avoidance. Findings suggest the importance of further exploration, as well as the importance of the concept of filial maturity in the context of filial responsibilities and long-term parent-child relations.

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confidence: 62%

Section: Attachment and Fcementioning

confidence: 99%