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Relational resilience in Māori, Pacific, and European sole parent families : from theory and research to social policy.
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75816
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UPS BIBL CENTR 39-C-1836
Autore
WALDEGRAVE, C.
Titolo
Relational resilience in Māori, Pacific, and European sole parent families : from theory and research to social policy. Parte componente di periodico
Descrizione fisica
pp. 673-688
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Estratto da: Family Process 2016, 55, 3
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This study reports findings and policy recommendations from a research project that applied a relational resilience framework to a study of 60 sole parent families in New Zealand, with approximately equal numbers of Māori, Pacific, and European (White) participants. The sole parent families involved were already known to be resilient and the study focused on identifying the relationships and strategies underlying the achievement and maintenance of their resilience. The study was carried out to provide an evidence base for the development and implementation of policies and interventions to both support sole parent families who have achieved resilience and assist those who struggle to do so. The three populations shared many similarities in their pathways to becoming sole parents and the challenges they faced as sole parents. The coping strategies underlying their demonstrated resilience were also broadly similar, but the ways in which they were carried out did vary in a manner that particularly reflected cultural practices in terms of their reliance upon extended family-based support or support from outside the family. The commonalities support the appropriateness of the common conceptual framework used, whereas the differences underline the importance of developing nuanced policy responses that take into account cultural differences between the various populations to which policy initiatives are directed.
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RICERCA.
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COMUNICAZIONE.
DIFFERENZA CULTURALE.
RELAZIONI FAMILIARI.
GENITORI.
SISTEMA SOCIALE.
EUROPA.
NUOVA ZELANDA.
ASSISTENZA.
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Psicologico
Autore Secondario
KING, P.
MANIAPOTO, M.
TAMASESE, T.K.
PARSONS, T.L.
SULLIVAN, G.
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Family Process 2016, 55, 3
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