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OF THE THESIS BELIEFS OF ICELANDIC ELDERLY LIVING IN THE GREATER REYKJAVIK AREA TOWARD AUTONOMY AND PATERNALISM IN CAREGIVING OF THE ELDERLY By Ingibjbrg Svava Asgeirsd6ttir Florida International University, 1998 Miami, Florida Gail Ann Hills, Major Professor With the aging population and the increase in health care costs, issues of independence and autonomy will have a greater impact on formal and informal health care. Changes in occupational functioning that accompany increased age has raised the demand for family assistance to the elderly. It is important for occupational therapists to understand the elderly's perceptions toward autonomy and paternalism in caregiving of the elderly because it is assumed that attitudes and beliefs affect how people interact and care for the

Beliefs of Icelandic elderly living in the greater Reykjavik area toward autonomy and paternalism in caregiving of the elderly