Comparing the Parenting Role Tasks in Parents of Children with Mental/Physical Disabilities

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RIYAHI AZADE; Yazdani Ghadikolaee Samira; Kolagar Malihe; Azami Sarukolaii Azade; ABDOLRAZAGHI HOSSEINALI; RAFIEI FATEMEH; MOHAMMADBEIGI ABOLFAZL

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Journal: Journal of Pediatric Perspectives Year:2017 | Volume:5 | Issue:6 (42) Page(s): 5079-5089

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Comparing the Parenting Role Tasks in Parents of Children with Mental/Physical Disabilities

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Children

Disability

Parents

Parenting Role Tasks

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Background The role of Parents during childhood is very important. Imbalances in parenting roles may cause severe emotional and physical injuries in Children. The current study aimed at comparing Parenting Role Tasks in Parents of Children who affected to mental/physical disabilities. Materials and Methods In the current cross sectional study, the Parenting Role Tasks questionnaire was completed for 230 married couples with at least one child with Disability and the Parents were selected by convenience sampling method. The Parenting Role Tasks were compared between mothers and fathers. Independent t-test, chi square and analysis of variances was used to compare the scores between fathers and mothers based on studied variables including demographic variables, types of child disabilities and history of trauma and seizure. Results Among enrolled Children, 49 (21. 3%) had mental and 99 (43%) affecting to physical disabilities. A significant difference regarding the Parenting Role Tasks between mothers and fathers; therefore, the mean score of mothers for Parenting Role Tasks was significantly higher than that of fathers regarding different variables such as demographic data, seizure, trauma, and the type of disabilities in the child (P<0. 001). Conclusion The total score of Parenting Role Tasks questionnaire and scores of its four subscale, including primary cares, leisure time, education and training and improving cognitive level, was higher in mothers than fathers. Our results indicated that the negative effect of Children’ s disabilities on the balance of parental role and more pressure is bearing by mothers.

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RIYAHI, AZADE, Yazdani Ghadikolaee, Samira, Kolagar, Malihe, Azami Sarukolaii, Azade, ABDOLRAZAGHI, HOSSEINALI, RAFIEI, FATEMEH, & MOHAMMADBEIGI, ABOLFAZL. (2017). Comparing the Parenting Role Tasks in Parents of Children with Mental/Physical Disabilities. INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF PEDIATRICS, 5(6 (42)), 5079-5089. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/337926/en

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RIYAHI AZADE, Yazdani Ghadikolaee Samira, Kolagar Malihe, Azami Sarukolaii Azade, ABDOLRAZAGHI HOSSEINALI, RAFIEI FATEMEH, MOHAMMADBEIGI ABOLFAZL. Comparing the Parenting Role Tasks in Parents of Children with Mental/Physical Disabilities. INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF PEDIATRICS[Internet]. 2017;5(6 (42)):5079-5089. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/337926/en

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AZADE RIYAHI, Samira Yazdani Ghadikolaee, Malihe Kolagar, Azade Azami Sarukolaii, HOSSEINALI ABDOLRAZAGHI, FATEMEH RAFIEI, and ABOLFAZL MOHAMMADBEIGI, “Comparing the Parenting Role Tasks in Parents of Children with Mental/Physical Disabilities,” INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF PEDIATRICS, vol. 5, no. 6 (42), pp. 5079–5089, 2017, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/337926/en

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