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Davideckstein7

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The text points out that eldercare may be envisioned as an interactive process during which family members struggle to negotiate various caregiving decisions. Social scientists have noted a __________ through which the process of eldercare proceeds.
 
  a. geriatric progression b. kin conversion experience
 c. kin upgrading experience d. caregiving trajectory

Question 2

Sandra is a late-middle-aged mother of four, with her last daughter still living at home and going to school. Sandra is also providing care to her ailing father, who also lives in her home. Sandra is a member of what the text refers to as the
 
  a. pink-collar ghetto. b. sandwich generation.
 c. dual-caregivers' club. d. elder/youth care society.



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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

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