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ERIC ED467260: Variables Related to Life Satisfaction among Senior ...
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As the population of the United States rapidly grays, the
plight of older people living in assisted living
situations is of growing concern to health and mental
health care teams, as well as the families of the
individuals residing in these living environments. This
large group of residents, past the stage of living in
their own homes, yet not in need of skilled care, is at
risk for low satisfaction with life, depression, and
hopelessness. Due to the potentially positive roles of
hope and spirituality in lowering depression levels and
raising life satisfaction ratings, the current study was
conducted in order to empirically examine the
relationship among these variables for senior adults in
assisted living facilities. Results reveal that life
satisfaction correlated positively with hope and
spirituality, and negatively with depression. Life
satisfaction did not correlate significantly with
indicators of poor health as expected, however, the
correlation did approach significance. Additionally,
depression was found to be significantly negatively
correlated with spirituality and hope. (Contains 27
references.) (Author/GCP)
Date Published: 2016-01-14 08:08:01
Identifier: ERIC_ED467260
Item Size: 13313785
Language: english
Media Type: texts
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