Sentences with phrase «higher family cohesion»

In comparison to other groups, mothers of children with ASD reported greater use of maladaptive coping strategies (self - blame, wish - fulfilling fantasy), greater information seeking, less marital satisfaction, sense of competence and family adaptability, and higher family cohesion.

Higher family cohesion contributed to lower anxiety (p < 0.05).

Conversely those with IDDM with acceptable glycosylated hemoglobin levels had higher family cohesion, less negative affect.

Results demonstrated that higher family cohesion suggested lower drug use.

Positive family relationships (high family cohesion and low family conflict), with IDDM especially during the first years of illness, indirectly related to good metabolic control (through positive adherence behaviors).

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Using the Family Environment Scale, 28 Feldman et al17 showed that mothers with BPD rated their family as lower in cohesion and organisation, and higher on conflict than the control group, which comprised mothers with other types of personality disFamily Environment Scale, 28 Feldman et al17 showed that mothers with BPD rated their family as lower in cohesion and organisation, and higher on conflict than the control group, which comprised mothers with other types of personality disfamily as lower in cohesion and organisation, and higher on conflict than the control group, which comprised mothers with other types of personality disorder.

In the studies of early childhood, most of which focussed on mother — child interactions, maternal BPD was associated with reduced sensitivity and increased intrusivity towards the child.13, 20 — 22 This is, perhaps, not surprising, given the finding that mothers with BPD found it difficult to correctly identify emotions in photographs of both their own and strangers» children.26 Mothers with BPD also found it more difficult to structure their young child's activities, 13 and in later childhood were rated as having poorer levels of family organisation.17 The family environment where mothers had BPD was characterised by high levels of hostility, 17, 29 and low levels of cohesion, 17 according to both parent and child reportings.

The family environment is often hostile and low in cohesion, and mothers with BPD show low levels of mind - mindedness but high levels of overprotection of older children.

Conversely, a higher degree of parental influence on mate choice and relationship functioning is still evident among Eastern, collectivistic cultures, where greater emphasis is placed on family cohesion and the needs of the group over those of the individual [3].

Results at the one - year follow - up reported that students who participated in the program, as compared with a control group, showed greater family cohesion, less family fighting, greater school attachment, higher self - esteem, and a belief that alcohol should not be consumed until an older age.

Likewise, families who score high on family cohesion respond better to CFF - CBT than children from families who score low in cohesion.

In comparison with youth who received usual juvenile justice services (high rates of incarceration), youths who received MST showed improved family cohesion, improved peer relations, decreased recidivism (43 %), and decreased incarceration (64 %).

Results indicated that parents rated high in parental expressed emotion described their families as lower in cohesion and adaptability than parents rated low in parental expressed emotion.

Results: Family cohesion was significantly associated with less soda intake and higher rates of breakfast consumption.

Whereas high levels of family cohesion foster resilience in children and adolescents, low levels have been linked to loneliness [33], posttraumatic distress [34], and headache [4].

Moreover, a higher perception of family maladjustment was associated to lower levels of family cohesion and cooperation.

The magnitude of the ORs for this indirect pathway through loneliness, corresponding to high, medium and low level of family cohesion for girls and boys respectively, differed only marginally.

For boys only, the relation between family cohesion and school engagement was stronger when parental monitoring was high.

The measure contains 84 items which assess high and low extremes of family cohesion and flexibility across six scales: balanced cohesion, balanced flexibility, enmeshed, disengaged, chaotic and rigid.

The strengths of the current study are the large sample size, the overall high participation rate, the use of validated headache outcomes and the assessment of the impact of a range of commonly experienced types of interpersonal violence, loneliness, psychological distress, and family cohesion within a population - based cohort of adolescents.

Conversely, other studies have found that Latino parenting is characterized by high warmth and acceptance (Domenech Rodriguez, Donovick, & Crowley, 2009) and family cohesion, which has been identified as a protective factor for Latino adolescents (Rivera et al., 2008).

Research has shown that a family climate that is particularly conducive to promoting good medical adjustment to diabetes is not only marked by a high degree of cohesion, flexibility, and organization but also emphasizes personal growth and the pursuit of leisure - time activities (Hanson, DeGuire, Schinkel, Henggeler, & Burghen, 1992; Sargent, 1985; Wolman, Resnick, Harris, & Blum, 1994).

Maternal ADHD was associated with higher levels of conflict and lower levels of cohesion in the family.

Although moderate levels of cohesion are suggested to be beneficial to families raising children with a disability [97], findings indicate that higher levels of cohesion (i.e. families who are excessively involved with the lives of their children and very protective) may be beneficial for adaptation in families of children with ASD [3, 48, 69].

High levels of cohesion were found to predict greater ratings of social support, along with greater use of positive coping strategies in these families.

This sample reported lower conflict and higher cohesion than previous studies with nonclinical, healthy samples, suggesting that the families in this study were doing remarkably well prior to transitioning to the pump.

All family environment measures were reverse coded to reflect negative outcomes; higher scores reflected high conflict and hostility and low cohesion and warmth.

Other protective factors such as the presence of siblings, higher socio - economic status, a higher degree of family cohesion, maintaining a positive outlook, a healthy parental relationship, the mobilisation of community resources, and information seeking were also identified.

An overall supportive family environment (i.e., families characterized by high cohesion, good communication, and low conflict) is associated with better metabolic control (Naar - King, Podolski, Ellis, Frey, & Templin, 2006), as is diabetes - specific support from families (Lewin et al., 2006; McKelvey et al., 1993; Schafer, McCaul, & Glasgow, 1986).

This study examined the longitudinal relationship between family cohesion, parental monitoring, and physical aggression using data from the Multisite Violence Prevention Project sample of high - risk youth (elevated aggression).