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Showing 1 to 20 of 62 for “"family stress"”.
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Family stress and hemodialysis: an analysis of family stress variables
Most prior research on stress and hemodialysis has focused on physical, psychological and staff-patient dimensions. Little research has been conducted on the correlates of stress experienced by dialysis patients in th~ context of the family. The purposes of this investigation were to operationalize …
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Navigating incarceration: Family process related to maternal incarceration and family stress
… to explore factors from the Double ABCX Model of Family Stress consistent with transcendental phenomenological data analysis. The findings of this study indicate that participants experienced a family stress process consistent with the Double ABCX Model. Participants reported improved relationship …
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The impact of racial socialization and family stress in African American homes
… how socialization leads to different levels of stress, communication, and spiritual transcendence. A cross-sectional, correlational design which included 133 Texas African American parents using survey data, was used to examine how family stress impacts parenting among African Americans. …
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Understanding Family Routines in a Head Start Sample: A Family Stress Model Perspective
<p>According to the family stress model (FSM), economic pressure, or the perceived strain of economic hardship, contributes to parent mental health problems, which impacts parenting behaviors and, in turn, results in negative child outcomes like child externalizing behavior. Studies have shown that …
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Family Stress and Early Intervention for Families of Infants and Toddlers with Complex Medical Needs
… intervention services and parental levels of stress? Five follow-up questions addressed the change in the participants' stress levels after 6 months of early intervention service, satisfaction with early intervention services, and additional supports available to the family. Participants …
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Toward A More Comprehensive Model of Economic Vulnerability, Family Stress, and Children’s Social-Emotional Competence
… that may adversely affect their members. The Family Stress Model of Economic Hardship (Conger & Elder, 1994) is a prominent conceptual model of the adverse effects of economic hardship on child and adolescent outcomes. Research on varying family stress models suggest robust links between …
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Poverty and child well-being in foster care: Exploring family stress and adolescent behavior in Washington State
… to be removed from poorer families. In the Family Stress Model, economic stress influences child well-being in biological families, and is hypothesized to be associated with foster youth well-being in foster families. Descriptive statistics from a sample of 64 caregiver and adolescent dyads …
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Effects of Family Stress, Family Social Support, and Family Balance on Maternal Adaptation in Post Birth Families
… study was to describe the effects of perinatal family stress, family social support, and family balance on post birth maternal adaptation. The birth of a new infant is a transitional event that causes stress to the individuals within the family and the family as a unit. The childbearing woman …
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Relationship between having a child with a disability and/or chronic illness and family/child characteristics, family stress, and child enrichment opportunities
… with a disability or chronic illness and: 1) family/child characteristics, 2) family stress, and 3) child enrichment opportunities. Using data from the National Longitudinal Survey of Youth (NLSY: 1986, 1988, 1990, 1992) the influences of maternal age, race, family structure, family/household …
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A study to examine the relationship among stress, resources, race, family structure, and parent involvement in a group of headstart parents
… families are experiencing a high degree of stress. Without sufficient resources to counteract this stress, these families ultimately become dysfunctional. Not only do they find it difficult to function in the home setting, but they also find it difficult to function in other social contexts, …
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Adapting to Socio -Economic Change: The Perspective of Couples From Ukraine and Moldova
… & Elder, 1999). However, few have examined the family stress process under macrosocial change or integrated resilience and coping strategies. The purpose of the current study was to (1) replicate the family stress model in the former Soviet countries of Ukraine and Moldova, (2) examine the role …
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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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Individual, family, social support and stress factors affecting university students' generalised self-efficacy beliefs
… individual variables derived from self-concept, family, stress, and self-support research. An holistic approach in this present study was used with data collected from 168 first-year students, to investigate the relationship between generalised self-efficacy beliefs and variables measuring …
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Economic Disadvantage, Nativity, and Academic Performance and School Punishment Among Latino/a Children
… performance and school punishment through Family Stress Process Theory, providing a contextual analysis of resource instability. The additional myriad of legal and social constraints that parental nativity provides for family members can moderate this relationship. Data was drawn from the …
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Evaluating the Role of Environmental Stressors and Sensitive Parenting on the Emergence of Behavior Problems during Early Childhood
… 1986). Therefore, social contextual stressors such as financial strain, neighborhood danger, and residential overcrowding may affect children’s adjustment through parenting. Based on The Family Stress model (Conger & Elder, 1994), the current study tests the theory that sensitive …
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Family Socioeconomic Hardship and Adolescent Academic and Substance Use Outcomes: The Mediating Roles of Parental Monitoring and Self-Regulation
As supported by ecological systems theory and the family stress model of economic hardship, socioeconomic status can directly be related to adolescent adjustment outcomes including self-regulation, academic performance, and substance use as well as be indirectly related to these outcomes through …
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Stress, coping, and adaptation in married couples
… to determine the utility of a proposed model of family stress. For individual family members it was proposed that the level of strain (or subjective stress) in response to an event is related to (a) person variables, including importance of the event, beliefs about internal or external control, …
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Stress, coping, and adaptation in married couples
… to determine the utility of a proposed model of family stress. For individual family members it was proposed that the level of strain (or subjective stress) in response to an event is related to (a) person variables, including importance of the event, beliefs about internal or external control, …
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