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Coping with stress in parents of children with developmental disabilities.
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- Influence of Social Support Network and Perceived Social Support on the Subjective Wellbeing of Mothers of Children With Autism Spectrum Disorder.Frontiers in psychology · 2022Article
- Communication and Language Skills of Autistic Spectrum Disorders in Children and Their Parents' Emotions.Materia socio-medica · 2021Article
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Abstract
ABSTRACT BACKGROUND/
objectivePrevious findings indicated that parents of children with developmental disabilities face greater care giving demands and report higher levels of stress
method167 parents of children with developmental disabilities and 103 parents of typical development children participated as a voluntary. The CISS and the COPE Inventory were used to assess the coping styles and strategies in rearing a child.
resultsThe results from Multivariate Analysis indicated significant differences between parents of children with and without developmental disabilities in one of three coping styles and one of eight coping strategies. Parents of children with developmental disabilities less often used the avoidance-oriented style and emotional support strategy. The task-oriented style and strategies were the dominant approach in both groups of parents. In stressful situations connected with rearing a child, parents of children with developmental disabilities do not use as dominant strategies connected with seeking emotional support and religion, which occur in the parents of typical development children.
conclusionsThe results suggest areas where coping may be different than in families of children without DD.
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