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Family Stress and Adjustment as Perceived by Parents of Children with Autism or Down Syndrome: Implications for Intervention

John Sanders, S. Morgan

1997.9.1CHILD & FAMILY BEHAVIOR THERAPY

DOI: 10.1300/j019v19n04_02

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Although parents of disabled children reported more stress associated with caring for their child, they generally showed resilience in adjusting to the presence of a severely disabled family member.

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SANDERS, John; MORGAN, S. Family stress and adjustment as perceived by parents of children with autism or down syndrome: Implications for intervention. CHILD & FAMILY BEHAVIOR THERAPY, 1997, 19: 15–32.