CHILD PSYCHIATRIC SEQUELAE OF MATERNAL WAR STRESS
CHILD PSYCHIATRIC SEQUELAE OF MATERNAL WAR STRESS
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DOI：
10.1111/j.1600-0447.1985.tb02647.x
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发表时间：
1985-12-01
影响因子：
6.7
通讯作者：
MEIJER, A
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作者：
MEIJER, A
两组男孩在去婴儿诊所时接受了检查，并在小学一年级结束时进行了重新检查。其中一组 (n = 57) 由 1967 年六日战争那年出生的男孩组成。另一组出生于 2 年后 (n = 63)。有关社会人口背景、早期发育、学校和家庭行为的数据均从母亲和老师那里获得。统计分析显示，“战争儿童”有明显的发育迟缓以及倒退、非亲和和脱离社会的行为。战时正值半岁的孩子们比战时母亲怀孕的孩子们更加不安。研究结果表明，前一组中存在母子关系紊乱的情况。
Two cohorts of boys were examined while attending a well-baby clinic and reexamined at the end of the first grade of elementary school. One cohort (n = 57) consisted of boys born in the year of the Six-Day War in 1967. The other cohort was born 2 years later (n = 63). Data on socio-demographic background, early development, behavior at school and at home were obtained from the mothers and the teachers. Statistical analysis showed that the "war children" had significant developmental delays and regressive, non-affiliative and dissocial behavior. The children, who were in their first half year of life at the time of the war, were much more disturbed than those of whom the mothers were pregnant at the time of the war. The findings suggest that a disturbed mother-child relationship existed in the former group.