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Research of interrelationships between social support and stress level that the families of autistic child perceived

2007
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In this research, interrelationships between social support wideness perceived by mothers and fathers of autistic child, by whom the support is given, level of satisfaction and the level of the stress are examined. In the research social support wideness perceived by mothers and fathers, satisfaction level from social support and by whom given the social support measured by SDA ; level of stress measured by QRS and sociodemographic specialities measured by Personel Information Form. With the issues obtaining from this research it was revealed that, between the wideness of social support perceived by mother and fathers of autistic child, satisfaction level of social support and level of stress statistically meaningful and in negative corelation. Within the mothers and fathers of the autistic child, it was revealed that there is no meaningful difference between stress level, social support wideness and level of satisfaction. When mothers and fathers of autistic child compared with mothers and fathers of unimpeded child , it was revealed that their stress level is higher, social support wideness is lower and their satisfaction level from social support is lower. When mothers and fathers of autistic child education level gets higher their stress level gets lower and satisfaction of social support and social support wideness gets higher. It was revealed that there is no meaningful differences between ages of mothers and fathers and social support wideness, satisfaction level from social support and stress level.

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Burcu Sencar

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Burcu Sencar (Master Thesis). Research of interrelationships between social support and stress level that the families of autistic child perceived, 2007, Dokuz Eylül University.

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