Title of article
Investigating Perception of Parental Resilience in Terms of Some Variables
Author/Authors
Kaner, Sema Ankara Üniversitesi - Faculty of Educational Sciences - Department of Special Education, Turkey , Bayraklı, Hatice Kemal Yurtbilir Early Childhood Education Center - Preschool and Primary School for Children with Hearing Impairment, Turkey , Güzeller, Cem Oktay Akdeniz University - Faculty of Education - Department of Educational Sciences, Turkey
From page
63
To page
81
Abstract
In this study, parental resilience was investigated in terms of having a child with and without intellectual disability, being mother or father, and parental age. Sample is consisted of 524 parents. 105 parents have children with intellectual disability, and 419 parents have typically developing children. Parental Resiliency Scale is used in this study. Data were analyzed by MANCOVA. Results showed that parents of children without disability perceived themselves more resilient in Challenge, Self-Efficacy, Commitment to Life subscales and also in Total than the other parent group; mothers have more resilient characteristics than fathers in Self-Efficacy subscale; parental resilience decreased by growth in age in Self-Efficacy and Commitment to Life subscales.
Keywords
Resilience , parents , children with intellectual disability , typically developing children
Journal title
Ankara University Faculty of Educational Sciences Journal of Special Education
Journal title
Ankara University Faculty of Educational Sciences Journal of Special Education
Record number
2676076
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