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Showing 1 to 9 of 9 for “"family stress theory"”.
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The Grieving Process of Opioid Overdose Bereaved Parents in Maryland
… This study used the Double ABC-X model of family stress theory. Bonadaptation versus maladaptation of each parent was discussed across a multitude dimensions. Qualitative semi-structured interviews were conducted with six parents living in the state of Maryland who each had an adult child, …
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Leaving an Abusive Partner: Exploring Mothers' Perceptions of Boundary Ambiguity Using the Stages of Change Model
… of leaving. Using a feminist perspective and family stress theory as guiding frameworks, the current study sought to expand the strength-based Stages of Change Model to include the potential influence of boundary ambiguity on women's process of leaving. In-depth interviews were conducted with …
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Leaving an abusive partner: exploring mothers' perceptions of boundary ambiguity using the stages of change model
… of leaving. Using a feminist perspective and family stress theory as guiding frameworks, the current study sought to expand the strength-based Stages of Change Model to include the potential influence of boundary ambiguity on women’s process of leaving. In-depth interviews were conducted with …
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Maternal Experiences of Self-Identity and Family Identity after a Child acquires an Acquired Brain Injury: A Constructivist Grounded Theory Analysis
… but also on the self-identity of other family members. Using Contextual Family Stress Theory as a guiding theoretical framework, this qualitative study investigated how mothers experience changes and alterations in their self-identity and family identity, as well as the reconstruction of …
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Mothers' adaptation to childhood cancer: an analysis of family process stressors, family system resources, parental coping patterns, and parental adaptation among mothers of children with cancer
Family process stressors, family system resources, parental coping patterns, and parental adaptation were assessed for 58 mothers who had a child with cancer who was being seen at selected pediatric hematology-oncology centers in two Southeastern states. The respondents completed a self-report …
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The Association Between Perceived Family Support and Psychological Well-Being in Infertile Couples
… to investigate the association between perceived family support and psychological well-being in infertile couples. Family stress theory and the construct of boundary ambiguity were conceptual frameworks applied to the developmental family life cycle. Respondents were 35 married infertile couples …
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Deployment Stressors, Use of Military and Civilian Resources, and Post-Deployment Adjustment for Wives of Active Duty Service Members
… military and civilian resources in reducing distress has not been examined. Guided by Family Stress Theory and the ABC-X model, it was hypothesized that accessing military or civilian resources would weaken the relationships between high levels of deployment cycle stressors and spouses' …
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Children's experiences of divorce in Botswana
… resilience as well as some concepts of feminist theory, social network theory and family stress theory were also used in the study. A few children believed their experiences had long-term effects on them. These were mainly children who experienced multiple stressors. For example, they perceived: …
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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
… occupations who were exposed to a traumatic stressor event via their involvement in re-establishing work operations after a terrorist attack. This study specifically explored the experiences of the United States General Services Administration (GSA) employees involved in the re-establishment …