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Showing 1 to 14 of 14 for “"Family Stressors"”.
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Dual Physician Couples: An Exploration of Family Stressors and Coping
… couples experience with regards to work and family domains. A constructivist grounded theory was used as a theory of methodology so that findings were grounded in the data. Results of this study showed that couples tended to struggle for what was important regarding the competing demands they …
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The relationship of chronic tension headache to individual and family stressors
… research on the role of naturally occurring stressors in causing tension headache. The current investigation sought to examine some psychological variables hypothesized to be related to chronic tension headache, particularly psychosocial factors. The temporal relationship of headache activity …
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Impact of Parent Reported Adverse Experiences and Other Family Stressors on Child Development and Home Visitation Participation Among Immigrant Families
… outcomes may vary by the presence of specific stressors, and there is scant research related to immigrant families. To help fill these gaps, this study uses data from a nationally available home visitation program (Parents as Teachers, PAT) to understand the relationship between family …
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Professional and Personal Lives of Psychologists: Spillover, Family Functioning, and Life Satsiafction
… was used to examine work life, spillover, family, and personal lives. A measure of spillover, Stressors and Enhancers for Psychologists, was also evaluated. Confirmatory factor analysis indicated two negatively correlated dimensions of work spillover: positive spillover termed family …
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Understanding the Role of Cultural Values in the Experience of Work-Family Conflict Among Professional Latinas
… empirical work regarding the phenomenon of work-family conflict has focused on the experiences of White, middle-class, professional women. While Latinos represent the fastest growing segment of workers in the U.S. labor force, and professional employment the fastest growing segment of occupation …
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Religious Problem Solving and Coping with End Stage Renal Disease
… of end-stage renal disease life-related couple/family stressors and strains on marital satisfaction, parental satisfaction, life satisfaction, and depression on end-stage renal disease patients and their spouses, as well as quality of life for patients. Also, it examined the moderating effects …
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Planning for long-term care: filial behavior and relationship quality of adult children with independent parents
… unless independence is threatened. Age and family stressors positively influenced the likelihood that respondents gave consideration to future needs of their parents. The likelihood that discussion occurs between the generations was influenced negatively by family stressors and positively by …
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African American Caregiver Resiliency: Resources, Vulnerabilities, Coping, And Well-Being Among Caregivers Of Persons With Chronic Illness
Using a sample of African American family members from the National Survey of Families and Households: NSFH), this study explored the experience of caring for a family member with chronic illness. Guided by the Model of Family Stress, Adaptation, and Resiliency the study looked at the role that …
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Children coping with divorce: a test of the circumplex model of family functioning
… research was to test the circumplex model of family functioning as a possible source of variance in children's coping during the transitional period following parental divorce. The dimensions of cohesion (family closeness) and adaptability (family flexibility) theoretically incorporate 14 of …
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The role of workplace supervisor support in cargivers' marital relationships
<p>Family caregivers make important contributions to care recipients and the economy. However, providing care for ill or disabled family members can be challenging, particularly when the role of caregiver is accompanied by additional roles such as employee, spouse, and parent ( Hammer & Neal, …
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The relationship of insomnia to mental health; longitudinal findings, importance for depression prevention, and cognitive-behavioural mechanisms.
… early childhood, and highlight the relevance of family stressors. Secondly, the relevance of work environment to sleep is explored, with Karasek's widely cited model of Job Stress as a guide, and the importance of health and social support in the context of job stress is assessed for both …
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The relationship of insomnia to mental health; longitudinal findings, importance for depression prevention, and cognitive-behavioural mechanisms.
… early childhood, and highlight the relevance of family stressors. Secondly, the relevance of work environment to sleep is explored, with Karasek's widely cited model of Job Stress as a guide, and the importance of health and social support in the context of job stress is assessed for both …
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Strength of family bond predicts disrupted neural habituation to visual familial threat in adolescence
BACKGROUND: Familial stressors, such as low family connectedness, confer risk for affective pathologies, yet little is known regarding how they uniquely impinge on neural systems involved in adaptive threat processing. METHODS: MVPA analysis of fMRI data was used in a novel way to measure disrupted …
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Experiences of GSA employees involved in the re-establishment of federal operations after the bombing of Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building: A qualitative work-family study
… what their perceptions were of the event, the stressors they experienced, the resources they used to assist them in handling the stressors, and the coping strategies utilized to adjust to their work assignments; and (c) how their families were impacted, as perceived by the GSA employees, during …