In a parallel world, shell-shocked war veteran Septimus Smith is partnered by his equally protective spouse, while reaching back to memories of his adored soldier buddy Evans.
Many of us would feel protective of our spouse, or upset at the situation, and have the natural urge to try to help or fix the situation.
Early voluntary retirement at the age of 60 years was mainly associated with low educational level, and the protective effect of spouse being on income transfer and living alone is consistent with primarily economic imperatives for choosing early voluntary retirement.
Reader, I fear a red mist descended, as a spouse's protective instincts blended with my dislike of drivers being rude to pedestrians.
To sum up, social conditions such as living together with a spouse are protective factors regarding (post-stroke) care dependency risk.
In another example, Sargent et al reported that for physicians, being a parent and spending time with a spouse are protective factors against burnout [ 2], suggesting that family life may also serve to detract from work stress.
I interviewed fathers who are present, protective, and loving toward their spouses and children to have a greater understanding of what conscious and mature love can be.
Federal law also limits the right to remove guns to those with protective orders issued by (ex)spouses, people the abuser lived with, or those they share children with, and does not apply to temporary protection orders issued after abuse is identified but before a full hearing can be carried out for the protection of a victim.
Although this latter finding is not consistent across studies, it emphasizes the protective role often played by spouses and other relatives and the potential role of these informal caregivers in preventing or delaying the institutionalization of elderly patients.
(female, age 50 years) On the other hand, some spouses took on a protective role, not wanting their partner to participate in potentially dangerous activities.
