Utjecaj poremećaja iz spektra autizma na obitelj

Kosić, Radoslav; Tatić, Alida Duraković; Petrić, Daniela; Kosec, Tanja

doi:10.21860/medflum2021_371644

Med. Flum. (Online)

2021

DOI: 10.21860/medflum2021_371644

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Utjecaj poremećaja iz spektra autizma na obitelj

Radoslav Kosić

Alida Duraković Tatić

Daniela Petrić

et al.

Abstract: Poremećaj iz spektra autizma (engl. autism spectrum disorder, ASD) neurorazvojni je poremećaj kojeg obilježavaju kvalitativne anomalije u društvenoj interakciji i u modalitetima komunikacije koje su popraćene ograničenim, ponavljajućim i stereotipnim repertoarom interesa i aktivnosti te nejednolikim intelektualnim razvojem. Uzrok autizma se ne zna. Smatra se kako je riječ o multifaktorijalnom poremećaju, a povezuje se s genetskim i okolišnim čimbenicima. Svrha rada jest dati pregled znanstvene i stručne litera… Show more

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Stress and coping strategies among Balkan mothers of children with developmental disorders

Marisavljević,

Petrović,

Jovanović

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This study explored stress in Balkan parents of children with developmental disorders (DD), taking into account the type of child’s DD, sociodemographic factors, and coping strategies. Sample comprised 139 mothers from Serbia (42%), Montenegro (27%), Bosnia and Herzegovina (14%), Croatia (16%), and Slovenia (2%), whose children were diagnosed with specific developmental disorders of speech and language (37%), autism spectrum disorders (39%) and mixed specific developmental disorders (24%). Mothers completed the Parenting Stress Index-SF and Brief COPE, and provided information on sociodemographic characteristics. The one-way ANOVA revealed that mothers of children with ASD reported the highest stress intensity. Linear regression suggests that having a child with autism spectrum disorder, lower education, and the use of Self-blame contribute to the prediction of stress. The results of several mediation analyses indicate that Religion and Behavioral disengagement mediate the relationship between parental stress and the child’s age: parents of older children with DD show a greater tendency to use these coping strategies, which consequently leads to higher stress levels.

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Stress and coping strategies among Balkan mothers of children with developmental disorders

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Petrović,

Jovanović

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Behavioral adjustment of siblings of children with autism spectrum disorder

Lukic,

Brkic-Jovanovic,

Tasic

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Introduction. Challenges in the development of a child with autism spectrum disorder require adjustment of the entire family, parents and siblings. So far, the researchers? efforts have mostly been focused on children with autism spectrum disorder or their parents, and less frequently on the siblings living in a family with a child with autism spectrum disorder. The goal of this research was to identify problems in the functioning of siblings of persons with autism spectrum disorder and the relationships of these problems with various sociodemographic and family characteristics. Material and Methods. The research was conducted as a cross-sectional study which included thirty children aged 4 to 18 years with a sibling with autism spectrum disorder. The Strengths and Difficulties Questionnaire was used to assess the functioning of siblings of children with autism, while family characteristics were collected through a sociodemographic questionnaire created for research purposes. Statistical package for the social sciences 20.0 software was used for data entry and processing. Results. There are no significant differences in the functioning of siblings of children with autism spectrum disorder in relation to their gender, age, family status and the level of functionality of a child with autism spectrum disorder. In most cases, there is a low risk of clinically significant problems (63.3%), in 10% of cases the risk is medium, and in 26.7% of cases it is high. Conclusion. Problems in the functioning of siblings of children with autism spectrum disorder do not depend on sociodemographic or family characteristics. Models of support, based on the research findings along with community education, strengthen the siblings through their experience of growing up with a sibling with autism spectrum disorder.

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Utjecaj poremećaja iz spektra autizma na obitelj

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Stress and coping strategies among Balkan mothers of children with developmental disorders

Stress and coping strategies among Balkan mothers of children with developmental disorders

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