Depressive vulnerability in parents and depressive vulnerability in their 5-year-old Childs temperament: A family systems perspective

Article Abstract:

The actor-partner interdependence model was used to test whether one parentEs depressive vulnerability was associated with the same parents' and the other parents' rating of their child's temperament .The more vulnerable the parents were the more children showed negative affectivity and lack of effortful control. The influence of personality based traits on child temperamental outcomes and effective parenting is discussed with reference to between dyad family dynamics.

Personality assessment, Temperament in children, Childhood temperament

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Personal, family, and health-related correlates of depressive symptoms in mothers with HIV

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Most HIV-infected mothers with infants are at risk for depression as they scored above the cutoff provided in the Center for Epidemiologic Studies Depression Scale. The best predictors of depression during the first year of their child's life are stigma, health perceptions and other physical symptoms associated with HIV infection. Interestingly, personal and family characteristics did not show relevance or predict depression among subjects.

Research, Women, HIV infections, Depression, Mental, Depression (Mood disorder), HIV patients, HIV infection in women

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Bringing work home: The emotional experience of mothers and fathers

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Day-to-day emotional transmission between work and home (spillover) for families are examined. Intrinsic work motivation, work hours, and taking time for self influenced, the interplay between the emotional climates of work and home are investigated.

Management dynamics, Work Schedules, Motivational Techniques, Management, Work hours, Employee motivation, Company business management, Working mothers, Hours of labour

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