Which of the following is true about middle-aged children and aging parents who coreside?

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Research has found that the greatest source of stress for middle-aged children who coreside with their aging parents is problem behavior, especially for caregivers of parents who have deteriorated mentally. Although caring for a parent can be stressful, it is generally less stressful than caring for a young child. While conflicts can arise over daily routines and differences in lifestyle, problem behavior is the most significant stressor for caregivers. Additionally, while coresiding with ill parents can be challenging, research has found that it can also be a positive experience for the family and result in lower stress levels compared to having the parent reside in a nursing home. Therefore, option A is not entirely accurate.

Which of the Following Is True About Middle-Aged Children and Aging