a comparison of the coping methods with stress of mothers of children with mental-retardation, cerebral-palsy and normal children

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The aim of this research was to compare the stress coping methods of mothers of children with mental- retardation, cerebral-palsy and normal children. The design of this research was ex- post- facto. Therefore, ninety mothers of children with mental-retardation, cerebral- palsy and normal children were randomly selected. The instrument was Roger’s Stress Coping Methods Scale. The results of analysis of variance showed that there was a significant difference between coping methods with stress of mothers of children with mental-retardation, cerebral-palsy and normal children (P<0.001). The findings indicated that mothers of children with mental retardation used more negative coping methods.
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Authors ;S. Aghababaei;N. Esteki Azad;A. Abedi
Journal the gerontologist
Year 2013
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