Resilience and Factors Contributing to Resilience Among the Offsprings of Parents with Schizophrenia

Herbert, Hesi S.; Manjula, M; Philip, Mariamma

doi:10.1007/s12646-012-0168-4

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“…Wong and Wong () further defined resilience as using available internal and environmental resources when confronted with negative or adverse events. Resilience, according to some researchers, comprises multiple protective factors that work together (Herbert, Manjula, & Philip, ; Wagnild & Young, ). For example, Wagnild () described five characteristics that comprise the “resilience core”: perseverance, equanimity, meaningfulness, self‐reliance, and existential aloneness.…”

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Meaning, Resilience, and Traumatic Stress After the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill: A Study of Mississippi Coastal Residents Seeking Mental Health Services

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The present study examines the relationship between resilience, perceived meaning in life, and traumatic stress symptoms among coastal residents of Mississippi directly affected by the Deepwater Horizon oil spill (also known as the Gulf oil spill). The study was conducted as part of a larger project that assessed the spill's effect on the mental health of individuals seeking therapeutic services. Multiple regression analyses were conducted to determine if resilience and perceived meaning are significant predictors of scores from a measure of posttraumatic stress. Descriptive data, reliability coefficients, and correlations were also calculated. Higher levels of resilience and meaning together were predictive of fewer posttraumatic stress symptoms after controlling for the effect of the spill. Resilience and meaning appeared to be similar predictors of lower posttraumatic stress scores, and meaning appears to be an important facet of what makes a person resilient.

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Meaning, Resilience, and Traumatic Stress After the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill: A Study of Mississippi Coastal Residents Seeking Mental Health Services

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“…Severe mental diseases can cripple parents to do even simple tasks such as feeding and taking care of their children (Hashemian, 1992). It also affects their physical and emotional cares and increases the possibility of unpleasant experiences in their children (Herbert et al, 2012).…”

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“…On the other hand, when parents suffer from a mental disease, physical and emotional care of their children will be affected. Consequently, the children are more likely to have unpleasant experiences (Herbert et al, 2012). The emotional and affective needs of children of the parents with schizophrenia are not met due to undesirable parenting they receive within the family.…”

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Comparison of Early Maladaptive Schema of Adult Children of Schizophrenic Parent With Adult Children of Healthy Parentalthy parent

Salehi

Abedin

Abadi

2017

PCP

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Objective: This project aimed to study early maladaptive schemas in adults with parents afflicted with schizophrenia. Methods:In a causal-comparative study, a sample of 39 adults with one schizophrenic parent as the experiment group and 40 students without schizophrenic parents as the control group were selected. Both groups completed early maladaptive schema questionnaire. Descriptive statistics as well as multi-and single-variable analysis of variance were applied.Results: Significant differences were found in early maladaptive schemas of rejection/ disconnection, impaired autonomy/performance, and over vigilance/inhibitions as well as in the subscales of emotional deprivation, defectiveness/shame, failure, and unrelenting standards. Conclusion:Feelings of failure and insecurity leads to formation of early maladaptive schemas in children of schizophrenia. The chronicity of schizophrenia, patients' behavioral difficulties, and stigmatization lead to feelings of defectiveness and lack of security in children and early maladaptive schemas.

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“…Another group of psychologists (Herbert, Manjula, & Philip, 2013) also associated hardiness with religion as a resource. They performed an exploratory quantitative study with a single group design and a convenience sample of 45 adults who had one parent diagnosed with schizophrenia.…”

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“…Those most resilient in their study reported good use of their support systems as opposed to participants with low resilience. The researchers used a sociodemographic sheet, the Connor-Davidson Resilience Scale, the Coping Checklist, assessment of social support, the Six-Factor Self-Concept scale, and the Internal-External Locus of Control scale to assess resilience in the participants (Herbert et al, 2013).…”

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Resilience: An Integrated Review

Daly

2020

Nurs Sci Q

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Resilience is a phenomenon discussed by scholars in many disciplines; it holds similar definitions across the human, social, and physical sciences. It is important to understand the phenomenon from a variety of disciplines. Therefore, the author of this article reviews the existing literature on resilience from the disciplines of psychology, sociology, philosophy, education, and nursing. The three themes that emerged from a thorough review of the existing literature were (a) hardiness strengthens the ability to harness resources, (b) regulatory flexibility fosters positive functioning, and (c) challenges enhance the ability to rebound.

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Resilience and Factors Contributing to Resilience Among the Offsprings of Parents with Schizophrenia

Cited by 17 publications

References 35 publications

Meaning, Resilience, and Traumatic Stress After the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill: A Study of Mississippi Coastal Residents Seeking Mental Health Services

Meaning, Resilience, and Traumatic Stress After the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill: A Study of Mississippi Coastal Residents Seeking Mental Health Services

Comparison of Early Maladaptive Schema of Adult Children of Schizophrenic Parent With Adult Children of Healthy Parentalthy parent

Resilience: An Integrated Review

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