Fig 1.
The thick lines in this model are the added paths to the Family Resilience Model.
Table 1.
Demographic characteristics of the family caregiver.
(N = 165).
Table 2.
Demographic and disease-related characteristics of the patients.
(N = 165).
Table 3.
Descriptive statistics and correlation (r) for measured variables.
Table 4.
Convergent and discriminant validity evaluation of measurement model.
Fig 2.
X1, Family stressor; X2, Family strain; Y1, Attachment; Y2, Changeability; Y3, Commitment; Y4, Challenge; Y5, Control; Y6, Esteem and communication; Y7, Mastery and health; Y8, Financial well-being; Y9, Social desirability; Y10, Reframing; Y11, Seeking spiritual support; Y12, Family adaptation. **p < .01; * p< .05.
Table 5.
Model fit for the hypothetical model.
Table 6.
Standardized direct, indirect, and total effects for the model.
Fig 3.
The significant paths of the model.