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The Relation Between Family Resources, Child Severity and Parenting Stress in Parents Raising Young Children With Autism

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Title: The Relation Between Family Resources, Child Severity and Parenting Stress in Parents Raising Young Children With Autism
Author: Levine, Gabrielle A.
Abstract: This study examined the extent to which child severity and family resources are related to parenting stress in parents of 26 young children with autism. Bivariate correlations between family resources, autism severity, and parenting stress were conducted. Results revealed a significant negative correlation between parenting stress and family resources. A significant relation was also found between autism severity and child-focused aspects of parenting stress. Severity of autism symptoms was negatively correlated with total family resources. Importance of providing parents with appropriate therapies and supports is discussed.
Subject: autism
parent stress
family resources
LCSH Subject: Autism -- Research
Autistic children -- Family relationships
Parents of autistic children
Stress (Psychology)
Parents -- Finance, Personal
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/1803/4026
Date: 2010-04

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