Family Paradigm and Family Coping: A Proposal for Linking the Family's Intrinsic Adaptive Capacities to Its Responses to Stress

Reiss, David; Oliveri, Mary Ellen

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“…McCubbin and Patterson (1983) stated that a family's ability to coordinate family efforts (referred to as synergizing) is an important adaptive coping strategy. Similarly, Reiss and Oliveri (1980) referred to coordination as an important family problem-solving skill for coping with stress. In addition, James and Johnson (1988) found a cooperative attitude on the part of both husbands and wives was positively correlated with marital satisfaction.…”

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The impact of stress on marital quality: A stress-vulnerability theory

Williams

1995

Contemp Fam Ther

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Section: The Vulnerability Componentmentioning

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The impact of stress on marital quality: A stress-vulnerability theory

Williams

1995

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“…Although strong as a model of the family reicting to ibs environment, Reiss and Oliveri's (1980) incorporate the dynamics within the family structure that could affect the implementation of coping strategies.…”

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“…Family Paradigm Reiss and oliveri (1980) purport Lhat families develop "paradigms" or unified cognitive appraisals of bhemselves irnd cheir relation to the environmenl.…”

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Coping as a Concept in Family Theory

Dyk¹,

Schvaneveldt²

1987

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“…Reiss (1981) also investigated the family´s construct of reality, which is demonstrated when a family member's assumptions about the world, once shared with others members can influence and organize the manner of how the family faces and understands the world. All these theories have been linked with several health and disease indicators in the literature (cited in Reiss & Oliveri, 1980). Given the increasing global burden of chronic diseases and the impact caused especially in under-developed countries, it is fundamental to nursing to consider a Family World view in the care process.…”

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“…Currently a broad definition of family is commonly used in research. Many family scholars consider family as complex core and can encompass multiple dimensions in terms of meaning (Reiss & Oliveri, 1980;Bray & Harvey, 1986;Antonovsky & Sourani, 1988). Literature shows that family is more than a social label or status.…”

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Family world view in a context of chronic diseases: concept 1 analysis

Sales¹,

Chyun²

2015

Revista Enfermagem Digital Cuidado E Promoção Da Saúde

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Visão de mundo familiar no contexto de doenças cronicas: uma analise de conceito ResumoObjetivo: Este artigo visa analisar o conceito de vista Mundial da Família no contexto de doenças crônicas. Isto pode orientar o desenvolvimento de intervenções educativas centradas familiar eficaz. Metodos: O método evolutivo de Rodger foi escolhido para conduzir a nossa análise. Resultados: Um total de 11 artigos compuseram o estudo. Antecedentes e atributos poderia ser achados agrupados em três categorias principais: "nível de família", "características sociodemográficas" e "cultura". Consequências foram considerados como "positivo" ou "negativo". Conclusão: A visao de mundo da Família é relevante para orientar enfermeiros para maior desenvolvimento de intervenções educativas no contexto das doenças crônicas.Palavras-chave: analise de conceito, doença cronica, enfermagem, visao de mundo familiar. AbstractObjective: This paper aim to analyze the concept of Family World view in the context of chronic diseases. Background: Given the importance of family´s role in the management of chronic diseases it is relevant to understand how their beliefs are built and perceived regarding management of chronic disease in the family core Methods: Rodger´s evolutionary method was chosen to conduct our analysis. Results: A total of 11 articles composed the study. Antecedents and attributes findings could be clustered in three main categories: "family level", "sociodemographics" and "culture". Consequences were considered as "positive' or "negative". Conclusion: Family World view is relevant to guide nurses to development of further educational interventions in the context of chronic diseases.Keywords: chronic disease, concept analysis, family world view, nursing. ResumenObjetivo: En este trabajo se pretende analizar el concepto de vista Mundial de la Familia en el contexto de las enfermedades crónicas. Esto puede guiar el desarrollo de intervenciones educativas eficaces centrados en la familia. Métodos: O método evolutivo de Rodger fue elegido para Realizar el análisis. Resultados: El total de 11 artículos componen el estudio. Antecedentes y atributos hallazgos podrían agruparse en tres categorías principales: "nivel de familia", "sociodemográficas" y "cultura". Consecuencias Se consideraron los "positivo" o "negativo". Conclusión: Vista Mundial de la Familia es relevante para las enfermeras para guiar el desarrollo de nuevas intervenciones educativas principales en el contexto de las enfermedades crónicas.Palabras-clave: visión del mundo de la familia, las enfermedades crónicas, análisis de conceptos, de enfermería. ARTIGO ORIGINAL ORIGINAL ARTICLE

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Family Paradigm and Family Coping: A Proposal for Linking the Family's Intrinsic Adaptive Capacities to Its Responses to Stress

Cited by 99 publications

References 23 publications

The impact of stress on marital quality: A stress-vulnerability theory

The impact of stress on marital quality: A stress-vulnerability theory

Coping as a Concept in Family Theory

Family world view in a context of chronic diseases: concept 1 analysis

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