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FUNCTIONING OF DEPRESSED MOTHERS IN AND BETWEEN EPISODES

FUNCTIONING OF DEPRESSED MOTHERS IN AND BETWEEN EPISODES
抑郁母亲在发作期间和发作期间的功能
批准号:
3880926
负责人:
M RADKE-YARROW
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$0.0万
依托单位国家:
美国
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资助国家:
美国
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未结题
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中文摘要
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母亲养育孩子,行为缺陷是女性的特征 有抑郁症的病史,还是只有当母亲 经历一次严重的抑郁症发作?有没有特定的模式 伴随着抑郁发作而兴衰的与儿童有关的异常行为 以及其他模式,或多或少反映了持久的行为 抑郁母亲的特征?在这项纵向研究中, 可能比较两组母亲的母性特征 情感障碍的历史:处于某一事件中的人和那些 是在他们参与的时候处于抑郁发作之间 这项研究,当他们和他们的孩子一起被观察时。抑郁的母亲 谁是主要的育儿代理,谁是 目前处于插曲中的人被发现并不比那些 不在节目中报告他们孩子的行为问题。两组人, 然而,报告的儿童行为问题比母亲多得多 没有抑郁症的病史。在目前的分析中,母亲观察到 涉及控制实践和情绪表达与调控的行为 与母亲的发病情况有关的检查。
英文摘要
Are maternal childrearing, behavioral deficits characteristic of women with a history of depression, or are difficulties present only when mothers are experiencing an acute episode of depression? Are there certain patterns of aberrant child-related behaviors that wax and wane with depressive episodes and other patterns that reflect more or less enduring behavioral characteristics of depressed mothers? In this longitudinal study it is possible to compare maternal characteristics of two groups of mothers with a history of affective disorder: those who are in an episode and those who are between episodes of depression at the time of their participation in the study, when they are observed with their children. Depressed mothers who are functioning as the principal childrearing agent and who are currently in episode were found not to be more likely than those who are not in episode to report behavior problems in their children. Both groups, however, report significantly more child behavior problems than mothers without a history of depression. In current analyses, mother's observed behavior involving control practices and emotion expression and regulation are examined in relation to mother's episode status.
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PSYCHIATRIC STATUS OF CHILDREN OF DEPRESSED PARENTS
MULTI-METHOD ASSESSMENT OF CHILDREN'S PSYCHOSOCIAL DEVELOPMENT
DEVELOPMENT OF OFFSPRING OF AFFECTIVELY ILL AND WELL PARENTS
MULTI-METHOD ASSESSMENT OF CHILDREN'S PSYCHOSOCIAL DEVELOPMENT
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