Sentences with phrase «widowhood on»

Prior work has extensively documented the impact of widowhood on psychological well - being, mortality, and physical health, with most finding evidence of adverse effects of widowhood (Carr et al., 2001; Elwert & Christakis, 2008; Martikainen & Valkonen, 1996; Rendall et al., 2011).

The effects of widowhood on physical and mental health, health behaviors, and health outcomes: The Women's Health Initiative

Social tie to children is the most important factor exacerbating or ameliorating the impact of widowhood on depressive symptoms in Korean culture.

Evidence is, however, inconsistent with respect to the effects of widowhood on physical health.

The effect of widowhood on weight change, dietary intake, and eating behavior in the elderly population

Indeed, quality of relationship with children accounted for almost 51.52 % of the effect of widowhood on depression in women, but only 11.36 % of the difference between married men and widowers.

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The sage Narada warned her that Satyavan was doomed to die in a year, but she braved widowhood, and insisted on the marriage.

Rather, when confronted by the pastoral reality of people who wanted to remarry after widowhood, or after divorce, the Church, recognized civil marriages and focused entirely on the reintegration of the remarried into the Church through prayer and fasting.

Contrary to what I have read in several American books on widowhood, which claim that a widow is usually forgotten by her former circle of friends, all my friends — Israeli and American — have stayed in touch, and two young widows in Los Alamos who heard about the accident sought me out and have supported me with advice and understanding throughout the years since.

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To her, those words embodied not only the political situation but, more particularly, her own life: working on the farm in her youth, her widowhood, her unpleasant daughters - in - law, living in other people's houses since she was sixteen.

About the author: Radziwill is a star on «The Real Housewives of New York,» who honed her writing chops with a best - selling memoir, What Remains, which explores her own widowhood.

These special financial issues women face may include marriage, being out of the work force for child rearing, widowhood, and on average living longer than men.

Central London County Court has held, at appeal, that it is seriously arguable that the differential treatment afforded by s 88 of the Housing Act 1985 to persons who become sole tenants consequent upon divorce and those who become sole tenants consequent upon widowhood is not compatible with Art 14, European Convention on Human Rights, in Samawi v Haringey LBC on 3 July.

Later life parental divorce and widowhood: Impact on young adults» assessment of parent - child relations

We are guided by Utz and colleagues (2002), who examined the impact that widowhood had on both formal and informal social participation by using data from the Changing Lives of Older Couples (CLOC) study.

Unstandardized coefficients from regression of predictors of social participation on recent widowhood

Multiple linear regression was used to evaluate the influence of social ties as the mediators and moderators on the relationship between widowhood and depressive symptoms.

Although many studies have discussed widowhood through death in terms of social support theory and gender differences in marital and social relationships (Levenson, Carstensen, & Gottman, 1993; Lopata, 1978; Ross & Mirowsky, 2002; Umberson et al., 1992), our knowledge of widowhood's relationship to depression is based on studies conducted in western developed societies (Bankoff, 1983; Carr et al., 2000; Stroebe, Stroebe, & Abakoumkin, 1999; van Baarsen, 2002).

Gender differences in the impact of social ties on depressive symptoms associated with widowhood may be more pronounced in societies with more rigid gender roles, such as Korea.

Despite the limitations, our study contributes to the literature on widowhood and health of the surviving spouse in several important ways.

This finding adds to the subset of empirical studies showing that widowhood does not exert a deleterious effect on physical health (Lichtenstein et al., 1996; Michael et al., 2001; Perkins & Harris, 1990).

The inconsistent accounts likely arise because the distinct studies are conducted using different subsamples and focus on distinct dimensions of physical health, further highlighting the fact that responses to widowhood may vary widely by respondents» personal resources and contextual factors (Stroebe et al., 2007).

We attribute the absence of a statistically significant association between widowhood and physical health to the fact that we relied on a global measure of health because of our interest on overall levels of physical health.

Others assert that widowhood does not exert a significant negative influence on physical health (Lichtenstein, Gatz, Pedersen, Berg, & McClearn, 1996; Michael, Berkman, Colditz, & Kawachi, 2001; Perkins & Harris, 1990).

This study examines the impact of social ties on the relationship between widowhood and depressive symptoms among the older Korean population.

Her unique background includes an MBA from the University of West Florida, and certification as a Certified Divorce Real Estate Professional, as well as a participation in the Council on Aging and an advocate for women facing difficult transitions such as divorce and widowhood.