A Study on the Relationship between Family Stress, Retirement Anxiety and Self-Efficiency in Middle-Aged Male

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This study aimed to identify factors related to the occurrence of family stress in middle aged men and to study the effects of retirement anxiety and self-efficacy on family stress. A total of 150 middle-aged men in Korea were recruited in the descriptive study of this study. The general characteristics and degree of family stress, retirement anxiety, and self-efficacy of middle-aged men were analyzed using frequency and percentage, mean and standard deviation, while Pearson's coefficient correlation was used to determine the relationship between family stress, retirement anxiety, and self-efficacy. The results showed that middle-aged males' family stress score was 25.26 (±11.97), which was lower than the average, while the retirement anxiety score was 49.57 (±12.06) and the self-efficacy score was 73.95 (±11.54), which were higher than the averages for those scores.. An analysis of the correlation between family stress and retirement anxiety showed that, as the level of family stress increased, the level of retirement anxiety also increased. This study suggests that middle-aged men need to be aware of the increase in family stress. In addition, this study provides basic data indicating the need for effective nursing intervention to relieve family stress and retirement anxiety among middle-aged men.

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