Pediatric asthma and problems in attention, concentration, and impulsivity: Disruption of the family management system.

McQuaid, Elizabeth L.; Weiss‐Laxer, Nomi S.; Kopel, Sheryl J.; Mitchell, Daphne Koinis; Nassau, Jack H.; Wamboldt, Marianne Z.; Klein, Robert B.; Fritz, Gregory K.

doi:10.1037/1091-7527.26.1.16

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“…We observed that higher levels of secrecy were associated with higher levels of negative affect, which, in turn, explained the association of secrecy with nightly awakenings and daytime asthma symptoms. These findings support a large body of work on youth emotional adjustment and asthma severity (3) and highlight the idea that affective processes may serve as key mediators of youth social experiences on asthma outcomes (52). …”

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“…Asthma can influence developmental outcomes, increasing vulnerability for emotional and behavioral difficulties, which are exacerbated in youth facing socioeconomic adversity (2, 3). Research suggests that psychosocial stressors involving challenges in affiliating with others are associated with exacerbation of pediatric asthma symptoms and greater functional impairment (3). For example, family conflict, youth oppositional behaviors, and difficulties in getting along with peers show robust associations with asthma severity, such as more frequent experiences of asthma attacks (e.g.…”

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“…These findings have particular relevance for low-income youth with asthma for several reasons. First, psychological conditions that involve dysregulation of negative affect (e.g., depression) are frequently associated with increased symptoms and asthma severity (3), and these links are stronger among low-income youth (1, 2). Second, because of the many stressors that surround them, low-SES parents experience more parenting difficulties and tend to engage in more punitive parenting practices, which can alienate youth from warm and responsive interactions with them (20, 21) and potentially increase secrecy in order to avoid punishment.…”

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Youth secrets are associated with poorer sleep and asthma symptoms via negative affect

Imami

Zilioli

Tobin

et al. 2017

Journal of Psychosomatic Research

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Objective Among older children and adolescents, keeping secrets from parents is consistently associated with lower levels of psychological well-being. Further, concealing one’s thoughts and emotions has been associated with poor physical health outcomes in adults. However, it remains an open question whether secret-keeping is associated with poorer health and health-related behaviors (such as sleep) among youth and, if those hypothesized links exist, what the psychological mechanisms might be. We investigated the associations among youth secrecy towards parents, daily asthma symptoms and daily sleep behaviors in a sample of low-income youth with asthma aged 10-17 and tested negative affect as a possible mediator of these associations. Methods One hundred and seventy two youths reported the extent to which they kept secrets towards parents over a period of four days. Asthma symptoms, nighttime awakenings, sleep onset latency, and subjective sleep quality were assessed with daily diaries completed by youths. Results More frequent secret-keeping was associated with more severe asthma symptoms, lower ratings of sleep quality and greater number of nighttime awakenings. Secrecy was also associated with increased negative affect, which accounted for the associations between secrecy and number of awakenings and daytime asthma symptoms. These findings remained significant after controlling for youth age and other relevant demographic factors. Conclusions Our findings suggest that secrecy towards parents can have consequential health outcomes for youth with asthma and point to the importance of investigating affective processes as mediators of the influence of secret-keeping on youth health.

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Youth secrets are associated with poorer sleep and asthma symptoms via negative affect

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“…ADHD is characterized, according to DSM‐IV by hyperactivity–impulsivity (HI) and inattention (IN) with a prevalence of 3–5% in school‐aged children (2). Several previous studies, including a meta‐analysis (3), have shown an association between asthma and ADHD symptoms (4–6), although studies do exist where a relationship was not found (7, 8). One study of 102 253 children from the National Survey of Children’s Health showed a twofold increased prevalence of ADHD among children with asthma and even higher rates of ADHD among children with severe asthma (9).…”

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Association between childhood asthma and ADHD symptoms in adolescence - a prospective population-based twin study

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Larsson

Lundholm

et al. 2011

Allergy

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This is an author produced version of a paper accepted by Allergy. This paper has been peer-reviewed but does not include the final publisher proof-corrections or journal pagination.Association between childhood asthma and ADHD symptoms in adolescence--a prospective populationbased twin study. Allergy. 2011;66 (9) Contributor's Statement:Dr Almqvist had full access to all of the data in the study and had final responsibility for the decision to submit for publication. Study concept and design: Conflict of interest:None.3 Abstract Background

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“…We found that some families adopt certain management behaviors that may change during the course of the disease, and others remain with the same characteristics and behaviors. As it has already been observed in studies in the context of chronic disease, such behaviors can influence how the family go through the experience and even the child's prognosis (2)(3)(4)(5)(6) . Recently, there is growing interest in learning the different styles of family management in various disease situations.…”

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Estilos de manejo familiar: uma possibilidade de avaliação no transplante hepático pediátrico

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Objective: To identify the styles of family management during the experience of liver transplantation of a child, according to the Family Management Style Framework. Methods: A descriptive study with a qualitative approach, conducted by means of a secondary analysis of nine semi-structured interviews previously collected with eight families who had a child who experienced a liver transplantation. Results: From the analysis, it was possible to identify five styles of management: adjusted family, family in adaptation, struggling family, family in conflict and family in waiting. Conclusion: The model proved useful in assessing families in the context of pediatric transplant and its use is encouraged in this and other scenarios of chronic disease. Keywords: Family; Transplantation; Pediatric nursing RESUMO Objetivo: Identificar os estilos de manejo familiar durante a experiência do transplante hepático da criança, de acordo com o Family Management Style Framework. Métodos: Estudo descritivo, com abordagem qualitativa, realizado mediante uma análise secundária de nove entrevistas semiestruturadas, previamente coletadas com oito famílias que tiveram uma criança que atravessava a experiência de transplante hepático. Resultados: Pela análise, foi possível identificar cinco estilos de manejo: família ajustada, família em adaptação, família lutando, família em conflito e família em espera. Conclusão: O modelo mostrou-se útil na avaliação de famílias no contexto do transplante pediátrico e seu uso é encorajado neste e em outros cenários de doença crônica. Descritores: Família; Transplante; Enfermagem pediátrica RESUMEN Objetivo: Identificar los estilos de manejo familiar durante la experiencia del transplante hepático del niño, de acuerdo con el Family Management Style Framework. Métodos: Estudio descriptivo, con abordaje cualitativo, realizado mediante un análisis secundario de nueve entrevistas semiestructuradas, previamente recolectadas con ocho familias que tuvieron una niño que atravesaba la experiencia del transplante hepático. Resultados: Por el análisis, fue posible identificar cinco estilos de manejo: familia ajustada, familia en adaptación, familia luchando, familia en conflicto y familia en espera. Conclusión: El modelo se mostró útil en la evaluación de familias en el contexto del transplante pediátrico y su uso es incentivado en éste y en otros escenarios de enfermedad crónica. Descriptores: Familia; Trasplante; Enfermería pediátrica

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Pediatric asthma and problems in attention, concentration, and impulsivity: Disruption of the family management system.

Cited by 18 publications

References 39 publications

Youth secrets are associated with poorer sleep and asthma symptoms via negative affect

Youth secrets are associated with poorer sleep and asthma symptoms via negative affect

Association between childhood asthma and ADHD symptoms in adolescence - a prospective population-based twin study

Estilos de manejo familiar: uma possibilidade de avaliação no transplante hepático pediátrico

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