Sentences with phrase «by family cohesion»

The narratives in this study show how poor neighborhood social capital is buffered by family cohesion and how poor family can be buffered by the marital relationship.

Ingestion of milk, fruits, and vegetables was predicted by family cohesion at the trend level.

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The reliability coefficients (Cronbach's alpha) of the three family functioning FES subscale measures were slightly lower than reported by Moos (α =.62 for Family Cohesion, α =.59 for Family Expressiveness, and α =.63 for Family Conflict)(Saucier, Wilson, & Warka, family functioning FES subscale measures were slightly lower than reported by Moos (α =.62 for Family Cohesion, α =.59 for Family Expressiveness, and α =.63 for Family Conflict)(Saucier, Wilson, & Warka, Family Cohesion, α =.59 for Family Expressiveness, and α =.63 for Family Conflict)(Saucier, Wilson, & Warka, Family Expressiveness, and α =.63 for Family Conflict)(Saucier, Wilson, & Warka, Family Conflict)(Saucier, Wilson, & Warka, 2007).

Pediatricians can strive to identify and build on protective factors within families, such as cohesion, humor, support networks, skills, and spiritual and cultural beliefs.96, 97 By approaching families from a strengths - based perspective, pediatricians can help build trust and identify the assets on which a family can draw to effectively address problems and care for their children.

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.

These children do well across a range of physical, psychological and educational outcomes and, interestingly, children raised by same - sex parents actually fared better on measures of general behaviour, general health and family cohesion.

Results indicate at 6 - month follow - up, reductions were reported in substance use and substance use - related risk factors, as evidenced by modest improvements in family cohesion and conflict levels and by improvements in other areas of ecological functioning (e.g., increases in school / work attendance).

Thus, psychoeducational or skill - based treatments may be enhanced by addressing family cohesion at the outset.

Additionally, PMTO children were rated by their teachers to have reduced their problem behaviors and increased their social competence relative to RS children and PMTO parents reported increases in family cohesion compared to RS parents at follow - up.

Family relations were measured by the Family Adaptability and Cohesion Evaluation Scales and peer relations were measured by the Missouri Peer Relations Inventory.

The closer together the family members are (represented by the figures), the more cohesion they had; the further apart they are, the less cohesion they have.

Family cohesion was measured by the Family Adaptability and Cohesion Evaluation Scale (FACcohesion was measured by the Family Adaptability and Cohesion Evaluation Scale (FACCohesion Evaluation Scale (FACES) III.

However, further study should extend this examination of concurrent validity by looking at its association with other indicators of wellbeing, such as overall stress (Frone 2000), family cohesion (Bond et al. 1998) and so on.

Recurrent headache by frequency in relation to exposure to interpersonal violence, loneliness, psychological distress and family cohesion, by sex, in 7154 adolescents abcde

Direct and indirect pathways linking exposure to interpersonal violence to recurrent headache, by sex and level of family cohesion abc.

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).

This observed overlap in ORs and corresponding CIs implied that there was no substantial moderation by sex or level of family cohesion of the indirect pathway between exposure to interpersonal violence and weekly headache through loneliness.

Specifically, this study's hypotheses were (a) children's report of better health - related QOL prior to pump transition would be associated with less family conflict, more family cohesion, better psychosocial functioning, and better metabolic control; (b) children's health - related QOL would improve over the transition to the pump; and (c) the amount of change in children's health - related QOL would be predicted by less family conflict, more family cohesion, better psychosocial functioning, and poorer metabolic control.

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).

This result is consistent with findings reported by Altiere and von Kluge [85], in which mothers and fathers of children with ASD assessed the cohesion and adjustment of their families similarly.

Lower assessments of family functioning by parents of children with ASD seems to be consistent with the results of those studies in which this group of parents reported lower family cohesion and adaptability compared to controls [61], and their family's expressive feelings as lower due to their child's communication difficulties [33].

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).