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    both groups of children were allowed in the room with the Bobo doll‚ and all of the children imitated what they had seen their particular adult do. Those who had witnessed and observed the adult being violent were themselves‚ like that towards the doll. It was then that Bandura identified three basic models of observational learning: 1. A live model‚ which involves an individual demonstrating or acting out a particular behaviour. 2. A verbal instructional model‚ which involves descriptions and explanations

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    bonds a child forms with his caregivers will have a great impact on the relationships he has as an adult. To understand what attachment is‚ we first need to understand bonding. Bonding is the process of forming an attachment‚ it creates a connection between two people. In this case‚ we are referring to the connection or bond between the infant and its primary care giver‚ most likely the mother. If the bond is nurturing‚ comforting and pleasurable between caregiver and child‚ the child will become

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    children response to stressful situations when separated from their primary caregiver These experiences eventually lead Bowlby and Robertson to consider the important of the bond between a caregiver and children and their effect on long-term emotional‚ social‚ and intellectual development into adult-hood. Attachment theory was created to explain and understand the inclination for young children to maintain proximity to caregivers for both support and safety. Attachment theory stresses the importance

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    checkups on their medication doses. Others in this field are becoming Social Workers where they can work one-on-one with the patients and their families. They provide by educating the children or relatives of aging adults on how to become proper caregivers towards their loved ones. Social Workers in this area excel in communications skills as it is important to be able to communicate with diverse populations and situations. Social workers and gerontologist continue to expand every day because of the

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    of "attachment" in regards to personal development. John Bowlby was the first Psychologist to experiment this childhood development that he believed depended heavily upon a child’s ability to form a strong relationship with at least one primary caregiver. Bowlby’s studies led him to believe that children needed someone dominant for support and reassurance. Without this relationship‚ Bowlby felt that children would long for stability and security. On the other side of this theory‚ he believed a child

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    Grandparents Raising Kids

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    lower than the national average‚ two counties in West Alabama‚ Lowndes (19 percent) and Wilcox (17.3)‚ both have higher national percentages. And Huntsville located in Northern Alabama‚ reported that as many as 1524 grandparents are the primary caregivers of grandchildren‚ and at least 2922 grandparents now live in the household with one or more grandchildren under the age 18. Certainly‚ grandparents and relatives serving as the primary parent is not a new phenomenon; however‚ it is a rapidly growing

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    stages. The stages are ‘Indiscriminate attachment‚ preference for certain people‚ special preference for a single attachment figure‚ multiple attachments.’ Indiscriminate attachment occurs to babies up to 3 months‚ the baby equally responds to any caregiver and is inclined to attach to any human. The stage of ‘preference for certain people’ usually occurs after 4 months as they learn to distinguish their prime carers to their secondary carers. At 7 months ‘Special preference for a single attachment

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    patient in performing their daily occupations in life. With late-stage dementia‚ the severe loss of motor control is evident at this stage. The client may not be able to perform self-care task on their own. At this stage‚ it is time to educate the caregiver on proper positioning to avoid bed sores and to increase comfort‚ safe transfer and contracture

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    Advocacy for the Elderly

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    time. This puts pressure on family caregivers and friends. 43 million Americans provide unpaid care to family members or friends age 50 and older. 64% of these caregivers also manage these friends ’ or family members ’ finances. Twenty-six million of these caregivers are full-time workers; that ’s 16% of the American workforce (Blair‚ n.d.). Many baby boomers not only need advice the first time they enroll in Medicare but many of them are adult caregivers to their own parent or other elderly

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    presented to show that caregivers and elderly patients seek information and knowledge as often as possible to understand and prepare for future needs. With few publications in print regarding the aging and the disabilities that develop as a result of age‚ this often leads to frustration and confusion‚ as noted through the second article Development and evaluation of a combined story and fact-based educational booklet for patients with multiple brain metastases and their caregiver. Research Question

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