Personal Adjustment and Perceptions of Grandchild Behavior in Custodial Grandmothers

Autor:	David S. Glenwick, Sharon L. Daly
Rok vydání:	2000
Předmět:	Male Social adjustment media_common.quotation_subject Clinical settings Child Behavior Disorders Personal Satisfaction Personal Adjustment Perception Adaptation Psychological Humans Child media_common Parenting Depression Social perception Parenting stress General Medicine Middle Aged Patient Acceptance of Health Care Mother-Child Relations humanities Grandchild Social Perception Child Custody Child Preschool Intergenerational Relations Female Family Relations Literature study Psychology Social Adjustment Stress Psychological Clinical psychology
Zdroj:	Journal of Clinical Child Psychology. 29:108-118
ISSN:	0047-228X
Popis:	Examined parenting stress, depression, parenting satisfaction, and perceptions of child behavior in 35 custodial grandmothers seeking outpatient psychological services for their grandchildren ages 3 to 12. These clinic grandmothers reported significantly greater stress and depression, less parenting satisfaction, and more negative perceptions of their grandchildren's behavior than did 35 nonclinic custodial grandmothers. Also, similar to a comparison group of 35 clinic mothers and to the empirical literature on clinic parents, the clinic grandmothers' personal adjustment (i.e., stress and depression) was related significantly to their perceptions of their grandchildren's behavior. Thus, assessment of custodial grandmothers' adjustment, as well as grandchild behavior, in clinical settings appears warranted.
Databáze:	OpenAIRE
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