What are the general findings about elder care from your chapter’s "Social problems Research Up Close" profile?

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Although the question does not provide the chapter or any other option, we can say that the general findings of elder care from chapter’s "Social problems Research Up Close" profile is: "caregivers appreciate the time spent with elderly relatives, but want more support from workplaces."

As time goes by, the social problem of elderly people in society increases. More and more people are getting old and this represents a problem for the government and other institutions that have to take care of the elderly. Some say that elder people represent a "burden" to society, but that should not be viewed like that. We should take care of our parents when they get old, exactly in the same way they took care of us when we were children. This is how we would want or children to take care of us.

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