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Mothers of children with inflammatory bowel disease: a controlled study of adult attachment classifications and patterns of psychopathology.

The Israel journal of psychiatry and related sciences - 1 Jan 2011

Szajnberg Nathan, Wilson Melanie Elliott, Beauchaine Theodore P, Waters Everett

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We inquire into parental correlates of illness expression in three pediatric diagnoses: Inflammatory Bowel Disease, cancer and renal disease. Children with cancer and renal disease were the comparison groups, using valid pediatric measures for comparison across diagnostic categories in chronic illness. We found compromised parental support in families with IBD children, comparing relations among child's medical...

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