There Is Growing Evidence That Caregiving Interfaces with Leisure Activities

There is growing evidence that caregiving interfaces with leisure activities, particularly for women, so it is recommended that caregivers:

A) tailor their sleep schedules to that of the care recipient.
B) reduce work hours to compensate for time spent caregiving.
C) take a break from the emotional and physical demands of caregiving.
D) frequently try new leisure activities to stay cognitively alert and engaged.