“…It has been shown that these parents have increased odds of reporting poor social relations (as neighborhood and friends; Hock & Ahmedani, 2012), more difficulty in adjustment (with coping strategies ;Hastings, 2002;Walsh, Mulder, & Tudor, 2013) and lower level of mental health (high levels of stress and anxiety: Almansour, Alateeq, Alzahrani, Algeffari, & Alhomaidan, 2013;Ruiz-Robledillo & Moya-Albiol, 2013;Seymour, Wood, Giallo, & Jellett, 2013). These findings also revealed that child behavior difficulties may add to parental stress which is well known to be associated to many negative outcomes including anxiety and depression, and may in return influence the use of ineffective coping strategies (Ji et al, 2014;Walsh et al, 2013). To be more precise on the definition of stress and coping in this type of studies, one can add that the notion of "stress" is generally defined as the relationship between individuals and the environment they appraise and in which the person's resources are exceeded (Lazarus & Folkman, 1984).…”