Asked by Sabarinathan Pandiyan on Sep 22, 2024

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The label used to describe middle-aged women who take responsibility for elderly parents, in-laws, and other relatives is

A) tug-of-war caregiver.
B) multiple role mother.
C) woman in the middle.
D) cross-generational caregiver.

Middle-Aged Women

Women typically between the ages of 45 and 65, often experiencing significant life transitions such as menopause or becoming empty-nesters.

Elderly Parents

Older individuals who have children, often requiring care or support due to age-related conditions.

In-Laws

Relatives by marriage, such as a spouse's parents, siblings, and their spouses.

  • Examine the situation of caring for the elderly and the resultant emotional, physical, and financial consequences for caregivers.
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Nebyou Mulugeta1 day ago
Final Answer :
C
Explanation :
"Woman in the middle" accurately reflects the situation of middle-aged women who are caring for both their own children and elderly relatives, placing them in the middle of multiple responsibilities and roles. The other options do not specifically describe this demographic.