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The model specifies parallel mediation pathways linking self-compassion to caregiver outcomes, including depression, anxiety, and positive caregiving aspects, via mediators such as general resources, emotion regulation, and coping strategies. 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VA, Waltham, Massachusetts, United States, 2. Cleveland State University, Cleveland, Ohio, United States  \nAn expansion of theoretical modeling of the stress process for caregivers of people living with dementia (PLWD) is essential for the advancement of theoretical and applied literatures. The proposed presentation will outline results from a recent study testing an adapted model of self-compassion in caregivers of PLWD (Cha et al., 2023). The model tests parallel lines of mediation by which self-compassion, a way of relating to oneself, influences outcomes including depression, anxiety, and positive aspects of caregiving through mediators including the general resource, emotion regulation, and coping strategies. Caregivers of PLWDs were recruited through CloudResearch and social media posts (N=226). Participants were majority female (50%), White (70%) and were middle aged (M=40.5, SD =12). Findings demonstrated support for self-compassion impacting depression though emotion focused and dysfunctional coping (b =-.05, 95% CI [-.0877,-.0139]); b = -.15, 95% CI [-.2150, -.0874]). The general resource (b = -.09, 95% CI[-.1777, - .0018]) and dysfunctional coping  \nInnovation in Aging, 2025, Vol. 9, No. S2 783  \n(b=-.11,95%CI[-.1964,.0583) mediated the relationships between self-compassion and anxiety. Finally, self-compassion indirectly impacted positive aspects of caregiving through problem focused coping (b=.13,95%CI[.0595,.2264]) . and the emotion regulation technique of cognitive reappraisal (b=.15,95%CI[.0143,.2699]) . Overall, the results highlight the role of coping as a mechanism of self-compassion to impact a range of caregiver outcomes as well as the important similarities and differences in the significant mediators and relationships.  \nThe findings may be extended in future research to further refine theoretical understanding of the caregiving process and may have implications in intervention development. Current applications of these findings as well as future implications will be discussed.","cbCaidFhsg6Y3ebk","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaidFhsg6Y3ebk","pdf",1380702,"English","# Abstract\n## Purpose and theoretical model\n## Study design and participants\n## Mediation findings and outcomes\n## Implications for future research and interventions","[{\"question\":\"What theoretical framework does the model expand in this study?\",\"answer\":\"It expands theoretical modeling of the stress process for caregivers of people living with dementia (PLWD).\"},{\"question\":\"How were caregivers recruited and how many participated?\",\"answer\":\"Caregivers were recruited through CloudResearch and social media posts, with a sample size of N=226.\"},{\"question\":\"Which mediators connect self-compassion to caregiver outcomes?\",\"answer\":\"The model tests mediators including general resources, emotion regulation, and coping strategies, linking self-compassion to depression, anxiety, and positive aspects of caregiving.\"}]","SELF-COMPASSION AND CAREGIVING OUTCOMES - INSIGHTS FROM A NEW THEORETICAL MODEL | PDF",1790644756]