Family Stress and Coping: A Decade Review

McCubbin, Hamilton I.; Joy, Constance B.; Cauble, A. Elizabeth; Comeau, Joan K.; Patterson, Joän M.; Needle, Richard

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“…In particular, social scientists have suggested other mechanisms through which poor health may arise. During the last two decades, an extensive amount of research has been carried out on the role of psychopathology, social capital and networks, and family stress and dysfunction as important determinants of poor health (for example see Kawachi (1999), Coyne & Downey (1991), McCubbin, Joy, Cauble, Comeau, Patterson, & Needle (1980 for a review). With our data, we were not able to estimate the effect of education on these potential health determinants.…”

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Educated mothers, healthy infants. The impact of a school reform on the birth weight of Norwegian infants 1967–2005

Grytten

Skau

Sørensen

2014

Social Science & Medicine

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Birth weight is an important predictor of health and success in later life. Little is known about the effect of mothers' education on birth weight. A few causal analyses have been done, but they show conflicting results. We estimated the effect of mothers' education on birth weight by using data on a school reform in Norway. During the period 1960-1972, all municipalities in Norway were required to increase the number of compulsory years of schooling from seven to nine years. We used this education reform to create exogenous variation in the education variable. The education data were combined with large sets of data from the Medical Birth Registry and Statistics Norway. Since municipalities implemented the reform at different times, we have cross-sectional as well as time-series variation in the reform instrument. In the analyses, we controlled for municipality fixed effects, municipality-specific time-trends and mothers' and infants' year of birth. Using this procedure we found a fairly large effect of mothers' education on birth weight.Increasing mothers' education reduces the likelihood of low birth weight, even in a publically financed health care system. In interpreting these results it is important to keep in mind that we have examined only one channel, which is through birth weight, through which education may explain differences in health. There are other potential channels that should be explored by future research. In particular, it would be of interest to examine whether education has causal effects on the broader determinants of health, such as psychopathology, social capital and networks, and family stress and dysfunction.

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Educated mothers, healthy infants. The impact of a school reform on the birth weight of Norwegian infants 1967–2005

Grytten

Skau

Sørensen

2014

Social Science & Medicine

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“…Za dodatne procene i razumevanje porodične istorije i transgeneracijskih obrazaca porodičnog funkcionisanja mogu se koristiti genogram i genogramski intervju. Određeni instrumenti se mogu koristiti i sa ciljem sprovođenja istraživanja i praćenja efikasnosti primenjene terapije, na primer Family Crisis Oriented Personal Evaluation Scales -F-COPESSkale odnosa porodice prema krizi (McCubbin, Constance, Cauble,Comeau, Patterson, & Needle, 1980) i Bereavement Phenomenology Questionnaire -BPQ-Upitnik o tugovanju (Byrne & Raphael, 1994). U određenim slučaje-vima moguće je sprovesti FFGT i bez korišćenja predloženih instrumenata za procenu porodice, što se odnosi na situacije kada se porodica obrati za pomoć neposredno pre smrti člana porodice,usled čega nije moguće početi rad sa celom porodicom; zatim, kada u porodici između članova dominiraju konflikti, razjedinjenost i kada je komunikacija među članovima veoma loša ili uopšte i ne postoji, pa je neophodan izuzetan napor da se porodica okupi i motiviše za rad -kada je motivacija pojedinih članova porodice za promenom mala (Kissane& Bloch, 2002).…”

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Family focused grief therapy: The therapy of choice in palliative care

Klikovac¹

2017

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“…Beaucoup d'auteurs ont contribué au développement de la notion du stress (McCubbin, Joy, Comeau, Patterson & Needier, 1980;Tausig;Thoits, 1982 (Cambell, 1983;Hansen & Johnson, 1979;Mercier, 1992). Pour leur part, les stresseurs chroniques réfèrent à l'environnement régulier, au style de vie et représentent des conditions ou des situations stables communes, qui exercent une pression constante sur l'individu (Lemyre, 1986;McCubbin et ai, 1980;Mercier, 1992;Pearlin, 1982 (Gray, 2006).…”

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Family Stress and Coping: A Decade Review

Cited by 371 publications

References 66 publications

Educated mothers, healthy infants. The impact of a school reform on the birth weight of Norwegian infants 1967–2005

Educated mothers, healthy infants. The impact of a school reform on the birth weight of Norwegian infants 1967–2005

Family focused grief therapy: The therapy of choice in palliative care

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