1983
DOI: 10.1016/0277-9536(83)90116-8
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The family routines inventory: Theoretical origins

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“…[1][2] Social support has positive effects on health, and may be defined as "a process through which social relationships promote health and well-being". 3:1220 In the situation of changes in life resulting from natural disaster, various studies have indicated social support as a mediator of stress and as a protective factor for individuals', families' and communities' recovery and coping.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…[1][2] Social support has positive effects on health, and may be defined as "a process through which social relationships promote health and well-being". 3:1220 In the situation of changes in life resulting from natural disaster, various studies have indicated social support as a mediator of stress and as a protective factor for individuals', families' and communities' recovery and coping.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As pesquisas apontam para uma variação nos estilos comportamentais de cada unidade familiar que se reflete em diferentes extensões e conteúdos das próprias rotinas (5) …”
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“…As pesquisas apontam para uma variação nos estilos comportamentais de cada unidade familiar que se reflete em diferentes extensões e conteúdos das próprias rotinas (5) . No âmbito da Enfermagem, as pesquisas sobre esse tema ganharam importância a partir da década de 90, com a pioneira Sharon Denham (6) , que conceituou as rotinas como comportamentos estreitamente ligados às atividades diárias e regulares, os quais mudam conforme a necessidade da unidade familiar.…”
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“…Podem abranger a vida diária e semanal das crianças, sendo também compreendidas como comportamentos observáveis, repetitivos, com o envolvimento de dois ou mais membros, estando sujeitos a previsibilidade ao longo da vida familiar (Boyce, Jensen, James, & Peacock, 1983).…”
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