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    Applying interdependence theory to geriatric nursing assistant/resident relationships

    Date
    2011-11-02
    Author
    Medvene, Louis J.
    Coleman, Carissa K.
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    Medvene, Louis J. & Carissa K., Coleman.2012.Applying interdependence theory to geriatric nursing assistant/resident relationships. GERONTOLOGIST,51, 631-631; 2 NOV 2011
    Abstract
    The study was concerned with the applicability of interdependence theory for understanding the quality of certified nursing assistant (CNA)/resident relationships in long term care facilities. Interdependence theory, a social psychological theory, has been applied to a variety of relationships. It provides an account of how trust, commitment, closeness and cognitive interdependence (feelings of “we” and “family”) develop in relationships.
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    http://hdl.handle.net/10057/5114
    http://dx.doi.org/ 10.1093/geront/gns068
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