The present study assessed behavioral distress during noninvasive outpatient procedures in children ages 4-10 years using a multimethod approach. Factors hypothesized to exacerbate children's distress included parents' and children's attitudes toward healthcare, children's knowledge of medical settings, and parental anxiety. A total of 53 parent-child dyads were recruited from outpatient clinic...

The article describes the issues and presents research on parental attitudes of mothers towards somatically ill children. analysis issue includes mother's point view as well child's view. conducted shows a relationship between assessment their sons suffering from Leśniowski-Crohn's somatic disease. They to differences in perception mothers' these two perspectives. also show age attitude. study ...

OBJECTIVE To assess parental beliefs that minor childhood injuries play a beneficial role in the development of young children. METHODS Mothers and fathers of 159 children, ages 15 to 40 months, completed the Injury Attitudes Questionnaire (IAQ), designed to assess parental beliefs that children "learn from" and "toughen up" as a result of experiencing minor injuries. RESULTS A main effect ...