Evaluation report of early intervention program in situation of child-to-parent abuse: parents and children as participants

Ibabe, Izaskun; Martínez, Ainara Arnoso; Elgorriaga, Edurne; Asla, Nagore

doi:10.1080/13229400.2021.1872404

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“…Although the pattern of reduced violent behavior and emotional problems of children and parents after intervention reflects the EI-YPA program's 2. Adolescents will show a lower level of clinical symptoms (depressive symptoms and emotional instability) and irrational beliefs, as well as higher empathy and life satisfaction one year later, taking into account previous short-term findings regarding irrational beliefs of adolescents (Ibabe et al, 2021), depressive symptoms and empathy (Ibabe et al, 2018). 3.…”

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confidence: 82%

“…The number and quality of the research studies are two aspects of evidence which should be taken into account for EBP selection. Four studies to date provide evidence of the effectiveness of EI-YPA (Arnoso et al, 2021;Asla et al, 2020;Ibabe et al, 2018Ibabe et al, , 2021 based on families of children aged 12 to 17 years. With the exception of one study (Arnoso et al, 2021), these have published the short-term treatment effect of the EI-YPA program in Spanish families on the outcome variables of children and parents.…”

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“…These studies reported that children and parents presented fewer behavioral and emotional problems after intervention. Specifically, the EI-YPA program is an effective intervention for reducing physical and psychological YPA and depressive symptomatology outcomes (frustration tolerance, avoidance problems and higher self-esteem) between the pre-intervention and post-intervention (six months starting intervention program) (Arnoso et al, 2021;Asla et al, 2020;Ibabe et al, 2018Ibabe et al, , 2021. The decrease of externalizing and internalizing behavior of children and parents would reflect the EI-YPA program's short-term effectiveness.…”

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Early Intervention Program in Youth-to-Parent Aggression: Clinically Relevant long-term Changes

2022

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Purpose Practitioners in child and family services are able to identify cases of youth-to-parent aggression. The aim of this study was to evaluate long-term effects of the Early Intervention Program in Situations of Youth-to-Parent Aggression (EI-YPA), which was implemented in a Children and Family Services context on the outcome variables of adolescents and parents (individual behavior and health outcomes), indicating the strength of the evidence. Methods The participants were members of 39 Spanish families with children between 12 and 17 years (N = 101; 40 adolescents and 61 parents) and a quasi-experimental design of repeated measures was applied. EI-YPA provides positive evidence and experiences based on the reports of children and parents. In order to analyze whether the improvements were clinically relevant, a reliable change index was used. Results Significant improvements concerning aggressive behavior at home, clinical symptoms and family conflict were found. Effect sizes were large for aggressive behavior indicators (aggressive discipline d = 1.19; psychological YPA d = 0.93), and depressive symptomatology of adolescents (d = 0.80). Conclusion The positive changes found indicate the long-term efficacy of the EI-YPA on behavioral variables and clinical symptoms of children and parents, as well as the family conflict perception. This study contributes to increasing the evidence quality of EI-YPA as a potential evidence-based program.

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Early Intervention Program in Youth-to-Parent Aggression: Clinically Relevant long-term Changes

2022

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“…Domestic violence is one of the maladaptive family interactions, which occurs in different forms, including child abuse, partner abuse, elderly abuse, and child-to-parent violence. However, child-to-parent violence has received more attention in recent years due to its growing trend (2,3). Cottrell (4) calls this type of domestic violence "parent abuse" and defines it as an act committed by a child to cause physical, psychological, or financial harm to a parent and to gain power and control over the parent.…”

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“…Despite the increasing growth of parent abuse among adolescents (2,7,(19)(20)(21), researchers in Iran have rarely considered this phenomenon. Parent abuse is an important phenomenon has not been addressed adequately in the literature (14).…”

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The Predictors of Mother Abuse in Male Students: Domestic Violence, Marital Conflict, Family Coherence, Parenting Styles, and Self-esteem

Abbaspour

Laki

Rajabi

2022

Iran J Psychiatry Behav Sci

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Background: Domestic violence, including child abuse, spousal abuse, elder abuse, and parent abuse, is a common issue in the modern world. Parent abuse is one of the phenomena that has been the focus of attention in recent decades due to its negative effects on the family system. Objectives: This study aimed to investigate the predictors of parent abuse in boy students. Methods: This present study was a correlational study. The statistical population was all second-grade boy high school students and their mothers in Kuhdasht-Iran in 2020. In this regard, 380 students were selected by multi-stage cluster sampling. Instruments were the parent abuse scale (boy version), child exposure to domestic violence (CEDV), parent marital conflict, parenting style inventory (PSI), Rosenberg Self-esteem Scale, and Samani Family Cohesion Questionnaire. The students and their mothers completed the instruments. The data were analyzed with Pearson correlation and regression. Results: The findings showed that there was a positive and significant relationship between domestic violence, marital conflict, authoritarian and permissive parenting styles with parent abuse, and there was a significant negative relationship between family coherence, authoritative parenting style, and students' self-esteem with parent abuse. The results from stepwise regression showed that domestic violence, authoritative and permissive parenting styles, and self-esteem were the strongest predictors of parent abuse. Conclusions: According to our findings, the negative interactions and the children’s exposure to violence within the family are basic triggers for the occurrence of mother abuse.

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Families in Youth-to-Parent Aggression Situation: Clinical Symptoms, Parenting and Family Functioning

Maranon

Ibabe

2022

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Evaluation report of early intervention program in situation of child-to-parent abuse: parents and children as participants

Cited by 7 publications

References 36 publications

Early Intervention Program in Youth-to-Parent Aggression: Clinically Relevant long-term Changes

Early Intervention Program in Youth-to-Parent Aggression: Clinically Relevant long-term Changes

The Predictors of Mother Abuse in Male Students: Domestic Violence, Marital Conflict, Family Coherence, Parenting Styles, and Self-esteem

Families in Youth-to-Parent Aggression Situation: Clinical Symptoms, Parenting and Family Functioning

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