Family Resilience in Primary Caregivers of Children Who Are Deaf and Hard of Hearing
Halide Cetin Kara,
Talha Cogen,
Fatma Telci
Abstract:Purpose:
This study aimed to investigate family resilience—defined as the capacity of a family to harness its collective strengths and resources to recover from and adapt to significant adversities or crises effectively—in primary caregivers of children who are deaf and hard of hearing (cDHH) and its association with quality of life, life satisfaction, perceived social support, and loneliness.
Method:
The study involved 108 primary caregivers of cDHH an… Show more
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