Contrast the significance of retirement by gender. What will be an ideal ...

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For a woman, especially a traditional child-centered wife, coping with a lack of purpose and feelings of usefulness is present. Women, even those who have worked full-time, have experienced many roles and see those roles as equally important to the role of worker. Therefore, the retirement change is not as dramatic as it is for a man.

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Grandparents may have to help a child and grandchildren after a divorce. Because children live with their mother in the majority of divorces, paternal grandparents often lose contact with their grandchildren. In addition, divorce and/or remarriage of grandparents adds a new level of relationships to work with.

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Young adults remaining or returning home represents one side of the sandwich. At the same time, longer life expectancy has also increasingly led to a middle-aged couple's empty nest being refilled by aging parents, the other half of the sandwich.

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The increase in life expectancy has an effect on the fertility rate, the increase of multi-generational families, marriages that last longer, an increase in the period of widowhood, the number of elderly who depend on their children, and the need for more methods of care available.

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