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, 2015 Grandparenting is a dynamic family practice that varies over time and between cultural contexts, and is shaped by material and structural factors such as social class, demographic change, and the welfare state context. Gender norms exert a strong influence on grandparenting practices and their negotiation across the dyadic grandparent-grandchild ...
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Tongan grandparents and grandchildren: The impact of grandparenting
International Social Work, 2010 This article is part of a study on the phenomenon of grandparenting in the Tongan culture among grandparents and grandchildren living in the state of Hawaii and the island kingdom of Tonga (Vakalahi et al., 2008). Explored in this article are grandparent-related family, social, cultural, spiritual, systemic, and economic-based factors that serve as ...
Halaevalu F. Ofahengaue Vakalahi
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The International Journal of Aging and Human Development, 1989
The educational needs of grandparents have been overlooked. They deserve access to a curriculum that can help them adjust to their changing role and illustrate how to build satisfying family relationships. In order to identify appropriate topics and instructional procedures for grandparent education, weekly meetings were held for a semester with 400 ...
R, Strom, S, Strom
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The educational needs of grandparents have been overlooked. They deserve access to a curriculum that can help them adjust to their changing role and illustrate how to build satisfying family relationships. In order to identify appropriate topics and instructional procedures for grandparent education, weekly meetings were held for a semester with 400 ...
R, Strom, S, Strom
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International Journal of Evidence-Based Healthcare, 2010
Grandparents who care for grandchildren can benefit their families and also their own sense of self-worth. We conducted a selective review of the medical and social sciences literature trying to learn more about grandparents' place in today's world of dual-income families and greater longevity, with a special focus on the conjunction of healthcare ...
Winefield, H., Air, T.
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Grandparents who care for grandchildren can benefit their families and also their own sense of self-worth. We conducted a selective review of the medical and social sciences literature trying to learn more about grandparents' place in today's world of dual-income families and greater longevity, with a special focus on the conjunction of healthcare ...
Winefield, H., Air, T.
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Scientific American, 2011
The article discusses research about the evolution of grandparent-aged people and the impact that older people have had on populations, social interactions, and the genetics of human groups through the ages. Techniques used to determine longevity based on human fossils are described.
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The article discusses research about the evolution of grandparent-aged people and the impact that older people have had on populations, social interactions, and the genetics of human groups through the ages. Techniques used to determine longevity based on human fossils are described.
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Grandparents and Their Children
Journal of the American Geriatrics Society, 1982Old age brings about radical changes in the relationship between the elderly and their children. The latter are part of the “sandwich generation.” At a time when their own children are making increasing emotional, physical and financial demands, they must cope with the increased dependence of their parents.
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The Psychoanalytic Quarterly, 1958
(1958). The Grandparent Syndrome. The Psychoanalytic Quarterly: Vol. 27, No. 4, pp. 518-538.
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(1958). The Grandparent Syndrome. The Psychoanalytic Quarterly: Vol. 27, No. 4, pp. 518-538.
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Journal of Divorce & Remarriage, 1993
Responses to measures of relationship quality and range of activity with their grandparents by young adult grandchildren from stepfamilies (N=55) were different from single-parent (N=70) and intact families (N=266).
Gregory E. Kennedy, C. E. Kennedy
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Responses to measures of relationship quality and range of activity with their grandparents by young adult grandchildren from stepfamilies (N=55) were different from single-parent (N=70) and intact families (N=266).
Gregory E. Kennedy, C. E. Kennedy
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Grandparents and Grandparenting in a Rural Southern State
Journal of Family Issues, 2001Current social and demographic changes have drawn attention to the relationship between grandparents and grandchildren. This research examined grandparents and grandparenting in a rural southern state. One hundred fifty-eight grandparents were interviewed by telephone regarding their roles and relationships with their grandchildren and others along ...
SUSIE A. SPENCE +3 more
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