Comparative Research on Ego, Marriage and Parenting-Related Psychological Characteristics of Mothers of Normal Infants and Mothers of Infants with Developmental Risk: Focus on the 3rd Year Data from the Panel Study on Korean Children

유승연,; 임지선,; 김연하,

doi:10.14698/jkcce.2014.10.5.211

Journal of Korean Child Care and Education

2014

DOI: 10.14698/jkcce.2014.10.5.211

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Comparative Research on Ego, Marriage and Parenting-Related Psychological Characteristics of Mothers of Normal Infants and Mothers of Infants with Developmental Risk: Focus on the 3rd Year Data from the Panel Study on Korean Children

유승연 유승연¹,

임지선 임지선²,

김연하 김연하³

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A Longitudinal Study on Mothers' Parenting Stress and Depression: Focused on the Mothers of Developmental Risky Infants Group

Kim¹,

김현정²,

Lee³

2014

Journal of Korean Child Care and Education

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This study looked into changes in the parenting stress and the depression of mothers whose children at the age of three or younger have been suffering from developmental risk, and discussed how the parenting stress would constantly influence the depression. In order to achieve the research goal, the study used the data from the Panel Study of Korean Children. According to the findings of the study, first of all, the parenting stress increased significantly for the next four years after the childbirth.The study also understood that there are personal differences among the mothers in relation to how much the stress gets worse overtime. Second, more severe the parenting stress during the year of the childbirth, the greater the depression during the same year, and this parenting stress's being intensified even more greatly for the four years right after the childbirth turned out to have a significant effect on how much the depression develops. What this study has found out so far confirms that the depression of the mothers will get reduced when the mothers of the children with the developmental risks before the age of three try to efficiently deal with their parenting stress.

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A Longitudinal Study on Mothers' Parenting Stress and Depression: Focused on the Mothers of Developmental Risky Infants Group

Kim¹,

김현정²,

Lee³

2014

Journal of Korean Child Care and Education

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Comparative Research on Ego, Marriage and Parenting-Related Psychological Characteristics of Mothers of Normal Infants and Mothers of Infants with Developmental Risk: Focus on the 3rd Year Data from the Panel Study on Korean Children

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A Longitudinal Study on Mothers' Parenting Stress and Depression: Focused on the Mothers of Developmental Risky Infants Group

A Longitudinal Study on Mothers' Parenting Stress and Depression: Focused on the Mothers of Developmental Risky Infants Group

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