In addition to spousal caregivers, ______ are most likely the "kin-keepers" in families.

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Research has shown that daughters and daughters-in-law are most likely to be the "kin-keepers" in families, meaning they are the ones responsible for maintaining family relationships and coordinating caregiving efforts. Sons and sons-in-law may also be involved, but to a lesser extent. Granddaughters, nieces, and nephews are less likely to take on this role than daughters and daughters-in-law.

In Addition to Spousal Caregivers, ______ Are Most Likely the "Kin-Keepers