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5. Supporting Depressed Mothers of Young Children with Intellectual Disability: Feasibility of an Integrated Parenting Intervention in a Low-Income Setting

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Chaudhry, Nasim, primary, Sattar, Rabia, additional, Kiran, Tayyeba, additional, Wan, Ming Wai, additional, Husain, Mina, additional, Hidayatullah, Sobia, additional, Ali, Bushra, additional, Shafique, Nadia, additional, Suhag, Zamir, additional, Saeed, Qamar, additional, Maqbool, Shazia, additional, and Husain, Nusrat, additional

Published
2023
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7. Impact of parenting styles on psychological flexibility among adolescents of Pakistan

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Bibi, Akhtar (Dr. rer. nat.), Hayat, Raheela, Hayat, Nadia, Zulfiqar, Sadia (M. Phil.), Shafique, Nadia (Dr.), and Khalid, Muhammad Adnan

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ddc:150
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The parenting styles and psychological flexibility have been significant variables; however, little empirical work has addressed the impact of parenting in terms of the expansion of psychological flexibility. The present study investigated the impact of different parenting styles as a predictor of psychological flexibility in the adolescent population. A total sample of 100 adolescents (50 boys and 50 girls) whose ages ranged between 12 and 18 years without any previous psychiatric and medical history were recruited from different educational institutes of Pakistan. Results revealed that parenting styles are positively associated with psychological flexibility (\(\it r\) = 0.75, \(\it p\)

Published
2021

11. Translation and Validation of Symptom Checklist-90.

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Shafique, Nadia, Khalily, Muhammad Tahir, and Mchugh, Louise

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*PATHOLOGICAL psychology, *PSYCHOMETRICS, *PSYCHOLOGICAL tests, *SYMPTOMS, *ANXIETY, *CONFIRMATORY factor analysis
Abstract

The Symptom Checklist-90 (SCL-90; Derogatis, Lipman, & Covi, 1973) is a widely used multidimensional measure for psychiatric morbidity. The present study translated and validated the SCL-90 in Urdu in two phases. Phase I included the translation of the scale by using the forward and back translation method, while Phase II dealt with the establishment of psychometric properties for SCL-90. A total sample of 367 adults with mean age of 21.46 years was drawn from different universities of Rawalpindi and Islamabad. The Cronbach alpha coefficients of all the subscales ranged from .71 to .87. Moreover, Confirmatory Factor Analysis showed an acceptable goodness of fit indices ranging from .96 to .99 on each subscale of the SCL-90. The convergent validity indicated a significant correlation between subscales of SCL-90 and clinical scales of Minnesota Multiphasic Inventory (Mirza, 1977). In addition, the Depression Anxiety Stress Scale (Zafar, 2014) highly correlated with the overall subscales of the SCL-90. Furthermore, the independent sample t-test demonstrated that the individuals with psychiatric disorders significantly scored high on all the nine dimensions of the SCL-90 as compared to the healthy individuals. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2017

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