Coping
Intimacy
Family
Random
Random Pt 2
100

How does self-esteem affect coping with disability within families?

Higher self-esteem helps family members accept the situation better.

100

What determines the survival of a marriage?

Pre-existing intimacy and the strength of the relationship

100

What can affect the acceptance and coping of a child's disability?

Family self esteem

100

What risks come from being overly protective?

It can limit the disabled person's independence.

100

What is 9 + 10?

21 (kidding) its 19

Free 100+

200

What types of loves are there that affect coping with disability?

Possessive love and Enabling love.

(Possessive love may hinder coping, while enabling love supports it.)

200

How do different relationship styles respond to disability?

Some couples may struggle more if their connection is shallow.

200

What values can affect how a family may cope?

Communal or Individualistic

200

How do siblings of disabled children often feel?

They may feel jealous and act out for attention.

200

What societal pressures do disabled individuals face regarding parenthood?

There is often pressure to give up custody due to negative perceptions.

300

How does true intimacy affect coping with disability in relationships?

Couples with genuine closeness tend to cope better.

300

How does a disability affect adult marriages?

It can create new challenges and stress in the relationship.

300

What feelings do families often experience?

Families may feel shock, frustration, and disappointment.

300

How do newer marriages handle disabilities?

They may have more realistic expectations about challenges.

300

What research is needed regarding parenting by disabled individuals?

More studies are needed to provide positive data on their parenting capabilities.

400

What are the three inner resources for families to cope in regard to adjusting to a disability within the family?

Emotional, Intellectual, Personality

400

Why is balance important in caregiving relationships?

Mutual support helps prevent caregiver burnout.

400

Why do family members feel guilty about a disability?

They may blame themselves or feel overwhelmed by caregiving.

400

What helps marriages survive after a disability onset?

A strong foundation of intimacy is important.

400

How do disabilities affect long-term marriages?

They can amplify existing issues in the relationship.

500

How does communication affect families coping with disability?

Good communication helps prevent misunderstandings and conflict.

500

How can rehabilitation teams help couples?

They can guide couples to recognize their strengths.

500

How do cultural values affect family responses to disability?

Some people with disabilities face little bias or discrimination, while others may be shunned or excluded.

500

What parenting challenges arise with a disability?

Couples must manage both parenting and disability-related issues.

500

What type of variations can determine the impact on a marriage according to the onset of a disability?

If it predates or postdates the onset of the disability