Coping Strategies in Parents of Children with a Chromoso
染色体儿童父母的应对策略
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- 批准号:6829362
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- 依托单位国家:美国
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- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:至
- 项目状态:未结题
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- 关键词:behavioral /social science research tag chromosome disorders coping data collection methodology /evaluation emotions family structure /dynamics gene expression genetic counseling health surveys human subject orphan disease /drug patient care personnel relations psychological adaptation psychological stressor
项目摘要
This study is examining coping strategies of parents who have a child with a rare chromosome anomaly. These abnormalities are imbued with a great deal of uncertainty that parents must cope with in their adaptation. Two broad categories of coping strategies are emotion-focused and problem-focused. Emotion-focused coping centers on trying to change one's feelings about the stressor. Prior research suggests that people use emotion-focused coping strategies more often when they feel that they are less in control of the situation and when they experience a heightened sense of uncertainty. Accordingly, we hypothesize that when parents perceive there to be a greater level of uncertainty and perceive that they have a low degree of controllability, they will be more likely to use emotion-focused coping strategies.
To evaluate this hypothesis, a survey has been administered to parents in a national support organization called the Chromosome Deletion Outreach. Their children have a wide variety of chromosome abnormalitites. Data will be analyzed to identify strategies for health care providers, particularly genetic counselors, to enhance emotion-focused coping in light of high degrees of uncertainty and lack of control.
这项研究正在研究父母的应对策略,他们的孩子患有罕见的染色体异常。这些异常充满了大量的不确定性,父母必须在适应过程中科普。两大类应对策略是以情绪为中心和以问题为中心。以预防为中心的应对方法是试图改变一个人对压力源的感觉。先前的研究表明,当人们觉得自己对情况的控制能力较弱时,以及当他们体验到高度的不确定感时,他们会更频繁地使用以情绪为中心的应对策略。因此,我们假设,当父母认为有一个更大的不确定性,并认为他们有一个低程度的可控性,他们将更有可能使用情绪为重点的应对策略。
为了评估这一假设,一个名为染色体删除外展的国家支持组织对父母进行了一项调查。他们的孩子有各种各样的染色体异常。数据将进行分析,以确定战略的卫生保健提供者,特别是遗传咨询师,以提高情绪为重点的应对高度的不确定性和缺乏控制。
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