2017
DOI: 10.7202/1039050ar
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Les stratégies d’intervention offertes aux jeunes mères sont-elles efficaces pour prévenir la maltraitance envers leurs enfants?

Abstract: Les écrits scientifiques documentent largement le fait que les jeunes mères sont à risque d’inadaptation psychosociale. Par ricochet, cette vulnérabilité affecte également leurs enfants, comme l’indique entre autres aspects un taux de maltraitance plus élevé au sein de ces familles comparativement à celui des populations de mères adultes à faible risque. Afin de contrer ce phénomène de maltraitance, diverses interventions ont été développées au cours des cinq dernières décenn… Show more

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“…Regarding the economic class, however, although most participants in the clusters were classified in C2 and DE strata, there were more participants in the DE stratum in cluster 3, representing an economically less favored strata, which denotes greater social vulnerability. Socioeconomic disadvantage constitutes a source of family stress, making parents/caregivers, in this context, more susceptible to the negative effects of risk factors specific to child abuse (Larriveé et al, 2007, St-Germain, Baudry, & Bussières, 2016Ward et al, 2016;Wong et al, 2009).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Regarding the economic class, however, although most participants in the clusters were classified in C2 and DE strata, there were more participants in the DE stratum in cluster 3, representing an economically less favored strata, which denotes greater social vulnerability. Socioeconomic disadvantage constitutes a source of family stress, making parents/caregivers, in this context, more susceptible to the negative effects of risk factors specific to child abuse (Larriveé et al, 2007, St-Germain, Baudry, & Bussières, 2016Ward et al, 2016;Wong et al, 2009).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%