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标题：Study of Parenting Styles and Attachment in Adolescents with Dissociative Disorder
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作者：Khush Ada ; Pooja Mahour ; Vivek Agrawal 等
期刊名称：Journal of Indian Association for Child and Adolescent Mental Health
电子版ISSN：0973-1342
出版年度：2018
卷号：14
期号：4
页码：58-73
出版社：Indian Association for Child and Adolescent Mental Health
摘要：Background: Several studies have suggested that parenting style and attachment patterns affects the development of the child eventually psychological wellbeing of the child also may affect. Several studies have focused on the qualitative aspects of the parent-child relationship as a vulnerability factor in adult psychopathology. However, such studies in dissociative disorder are less studied in Indian population. This study was planned to explore and find the relationship between parenting styles and attachment in adolescents with dissociative disorder. Method: The sample consisted N=40 adolescent diagnosed with Dissociative Disorder(all types),aged 13-18 years and both their parents. Parenting Styles and Dimensions Questionnaires and Inventory of Parent and Peer Attachment tools were used. Results: Most of the mothers followed permissive parenting style, while father's followed authoritative parenting style. On attachment dimensions, adolescents perceived significantly greater trust, improve communication with their mothers and more alienated with fathers. Correlation between parenting and attachment reveals significant positive relationship between permissive parenting of mothers and overall attachment with father, authoritarian mother and trust in father. Significant negative relationship found between authoritative parenting and perceived alienation with mother, authoritarian mother and overall attachment with mother, authoritarian father and overall attachment with father. Conclusions: Both the parents use different parenting style with Dissociative adolescent and both Parenting and attachment affect each other, with regards to specific variable.
关键词：Dissociative Disorder; Parenting Styles; Attachment