IDENTIFYING STATISTICAL DIFFERENCES ON THE DIMENSIONS OF STRESS AND ANXIETY OF MOTHERS WITH ONE CHILD ON DIFFERENT AGE GROUPS

IDENTIFYING STATISTICAL DIFFERENCES ON THE DIMENSIONS OF STRESS AND ANXIETY OF MOTHERS WITH ONE CHILD ON DIFFERENT AGE GROUPS

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Article_Title: IDENTIFYING STATISTICAL DIFFERENCES ON THE DIMENSIONS OF STRESS AND ANXIETY OF MOTHERS WITH ONE CHILD ON DIFFERENT AGE GROUPS
Authors: Chiș Roxana Mariana
Affiliation: Department of Psychology, University West From Timisoara
Abstract: The aim of the study is to identify statistical differences on the dimensions of stress and anxiety of mothers with one child, depending on belonging to one of the age groups: 18-25 years, 26-30 years, 31-38 years old. Participants and design . 50 mothers aged between 18 and 38 were surveyed in the city of Arad at the first birth, with the age of the children being between 3 months and 2 years. I applied the Stress Perception Scale (Levenstein), the S.T.A.I.-X1 Anxiety Assessment Questionnaire, which measures anxiety as a condition. Subjects in the younger age group, mothers aged 18-25 years, showed a much higher stress and anxiety than the two age groups, which validates the overall hypothesis, demonstrating that there are statistical differences between the (18-25, 26-30, 31-38 years) mothers with a single child, the older age category having lower levels of stress and anxiety. The younger mothers, at the first birth, have a higher degree of stress and anxiety, while in the 31-38 year olds the stress and anxiety decrease significantly.
Keywords: anxiety, stress, parental role, family.
References: • Anghel, E. (2010), Psihologia educaţiei pe tot parcursul vieţii, Editura Trei,Bucureşti.
• Anghelescu, I., Costache, L., Ganea, L., Gurghian,F., Macsim,S., Mureşanu,C., Vameşu.C. (2011), Ghidul tinerelor mame, Editura Vanemonde,Bucureşti.
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• Borstein,M.H., (2002), Being and becoming a parent, Editura Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, New Jersey.
• Gino,F., Brooks,A.W., Schweitzer,M.,E. (2012) Anxiety, advice, and the ability to discern: Feeling anxious motivates individuals to seek and use advice, Jurnal of Personality and Social Psychology 497-512.
• Harwood,R., Miller,A.S.; Vasta,R. (2010), Psihologia copilului, Editura Polirom, Iaşi
• Hawkins,Peter,J. (2009), Hipnoza şi stresul, Ghid pentru clinicieni, Editura Polirom, Iaşi.
• Santrock,J. (2002), Life Span Development, Editura, McGraw Hill, NewYork.
• Sillamy,H., (2000), Dicţionar de psihologie, Editura Univers Enciclopedic, Bucureşti
• Stanley,M.A., Beck,J.G., (2000), Anxiety disorder, Clinical Psychology Review, Editura The Guilford Press, New York.
• Yeung, W.J., Sandberg, J.F. (2001), Children’s time with faters in intact families, Jurnal of Marriage and the family.
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Article Title: IDENTIFYING STATISTICAL DIFFERENCES ON THE DIMENSIONS OF STRESS AND ANXIETY OF MOTHERS WITH ONE CHILD ON DIFFERENT AGE GROUPS
Authors: Chiș Roxana Mariana
Affiliation: Department of Psychology, University West From Timisoara
Abstract: The aim of the study is to identify statistical differences on the dimensions of stress and anxiety of mothers with one child, depending on belonging to one of the age groups: 18-25 years, 26-30 years, 31-38 years old. Participants and design . 50 mothers aged between 18 and 38 were surveyed in the city of Arad at the first birth, with the age of the children being between 3 months and 2 years. I applied the Stress Perception Scale (Levenstein), the S.T.A.I.-X1 Anxiety Assessment Questionnaire, which measures anxiety as a condition. Subjects in the younger age group, mothers aged 18-25 years, showed a much higher stress and anxiety than the two age groups, which validates the overall hypothesis, demonstrating that there are statistical differences between the (18-25, 26-30, 31-38 years) mothers with a single child, the older age category having lower levels of stress and anxiety. The younger mothers, at the first birth, have a higher degree of stress and anxiety, while in the 31-38 year olds the stress and anxiety decrease significantly.
Keywords: anxiety, stress, parental role, family.
References: • Anghel, E. (2010), Psihologia educaţiei pe tot parcursul vieţii, Editura Trei,Bucureşti.
• Anghelescu, I., Costache, L., Ganea, L., Gurghian,F., Macsim,S., Mureşanu,C., Vameşu.C. (2011), Ghidul tinerelor mame, Editura Vanemonde,Bucureşti.
• Băran Pescaru,A. (2004), Familia azi .O perspectivă socio pedagogică, Editura Aramis, Bucureşti.
• Berk,L. (2002), Infants and Children, Editura, Allynand Bacon,Boston.
• Bonchiş,E., (2011), Familia şi rolul ei în educarea copilului, Editura Polirom,Iaşi.
• Borstein,M.H., (2002), Being and becoming a parent, Editura Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, New Jersey.
• Gino,F., Brooks,A.W., Schweitzer,M.,E. (2012) Anxiety, advice, and the ability to discern: Feeling anxious motivates individuals to seek and use advice, Jurnal of Personality and Social Psychology 497-512.
• Harwood,R., Miller,A.S.; Vasta,R. (2010), Psihologia copilului, Editura Polirom, Iaşi
• Hawkins,Peter,J. (2009), Hipnoza şi stresul, Ghid pentru clinicieni, Editura Polirom, Iaşi.
• Santrock,J. (2002), Life Span Development, Editura, McGraw Hill, NewYork.
• Sillamy,H., (2000), Dicţionar de psihologie, Editura Univers Enciclopedic, Bucureşti
• Stanley,M.A., Beck,J.G., (2000), Anxiety disorder, Clinical Psychology Review, Editura The Guilford Press, New York.
• Yeung, W.J., Sandberg, J.F. (2001), Children’s time with faters in intact families, Jurnal of Marriage and the family.
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