Spouses who belonged to the risk quartile were: younger and endorsed higher levels of religious adherence (as a continuous variable) at marginally significant levels; had less tangible social support; reported higher levels of behavioral disorders, greater burden, and had poorer physical health; were characterized by insecure attachment (on both general score and the anxiety subscale); and scored at lower levels of sense of coherence.
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Risk, Resilience, and the Two-Track Model of Dementia Grief Among Spouses of People Living With Cognitive Decline.
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