I will pay for the following article A preventative action that will reduce caregiver stress. The work is to be 10 pages with three to five sources, with in-text citations and a reference page.

I will pay for the following article A preventative action that will reduce caregiver stress. The work is to be 10 pages with three to five sources, with in-text citations and a reference page. Hence, collaboration has played an important role between service professionals who are eager to identify and recognize new ways of programs that will be useful for prevention, intervention, and consultation for people who need help (Khanlou & Peter, 2005. Dougherty, 2008. Eikeland, 2012). The action research has been a significant exploratory paradigm because it endeavors to create different ways in improving the lives of people and generates information that is useful for the understanding of the community. In addition, the action research is not only a study that seeks general findings and create programs, but this type of research is an exploration of new findings and ameliorate existing programs in order for an effective and efficient results or outcomes. Consequently, this type of research involves a cyclical procedure that started from planning, to implementing, until evaluation so that experts can identify new ways of improving the preventive program (Khanlou & Peter, 2005. Stringer, 2007. Worthington, Miller, & Talley, 2011). In relation to this, this current study is an implication of creating an action research in preventing stress among caregivers of the elderly. Rationale of the Study Stress is the result when a person failed to manage his/her environmental or internal stressors. Particularly, stress can be experienced among individuals when they suffer uncontrollable social roles such as work responsibilities, career transitions, parental responsibilities, taking care of elderly parents, grown children departing away from their parents, and maintaining family structure. Accordingly, stress is a big problem for health service professionals because it leads to serious illnesses that can hinder more the functioning of the person affected. However, stress may not be the direct cause of health problems among individuals, but the existence of stress can contribute for individuals to have risky lifestyles (e.g., smoking and drinking) that can cause them health problems. Hence, the result of stress can be categorized as directly or indirectly involved to health problems of those individuals who experienced stress (Papalia, Olds, & Feldman, 2007. Demirtepe-Saygili & Bozo, 2011). In relation to stress, caregiving is regarded as one of the chronic stressors for individuals because it involves physical and emotional demands in taking care of a loved one or another person. Accordingly, caregivers are more prone for an exposure of different stressors compared to those who are not caregivers (Papalia et al., 2007. Fredman, Cauley, & Hochberg, 2010). The National Alliance for Caregiving (2009) has found out that there are approximately 64.7 million of informal or unpaid caregivers for children and old people in the United States, with a particular estimation of 42.1 million for informal or unpaid caregivers who have rendered their services to the elderly in the United States (Feinberg, Reinhard, Houser, & Choula, 2011). Relatively, there are 55 percent of informal or unpaid caregivers in the United States stated that they are inundating with the responsibilities in taking care of aging and sickly people (American Psychological Association, 2012).