This article reports the impact of an Internet-based intergenerational meditation program (I-bIMP) in reducing abuse vulnerability for South Asian older widows and promoting compassion among their young adult grandchildren compared to an inter-generational leisure program (I-bILP), as the active control condition. The I-bIMP was more effective vis-à-vis I-bILP. Dyads that were Hindu, middle class, cohabiting, and who regularly attended at least 80% of both the I-bIMP lessons and home practice, gained more. Actor-partner interdependence analyses indicated that for the I-bIMP dyads, decrease in older widowed grandmothers' perceived vulnerability to abuse was associated with increase in their young adult grandchildren's compassion.
South Asian Older Widows, Abuse Vulnerability, and an Intergenerational Meditation Program: Insights for Gerontological Social Work.
Published 2026 in Journal of gerontological social work
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2026
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Journal of gerontological social work
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2026-01-06
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Sociology, Medicine, Psychology
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Semantic Scholar, PubMed
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