BACKGROUND Severe illness can disrupt family life, cause family dysfunction, strain resources, and cause caregiver burden. The family's ability to cope with crises depends on their resources. This study sought to assess families of children with cancer in terms of family function-dysfunction, family caregiver strain and the adequacy of family resources using a new family resources assessment in...

The aim of this study was to evaluate the mediating role of difficulties in emotion regulation in the relationship between dysfunctional attitudes and anxiety sensitivity among students of the Islamic Azad University of Hamadan. The research method was correlation. The statistical population of this study consisted of all the university students from among which 200 students (120 females, 80 ma...

Dysfunctional Uterine Bleeding (DUB) is one of the most common and significant gynaecological complaints seen in about 10-15% of women attending a gynaecological clinic. DUB is excessive abnormal bleeding from the endometrium that is unrelated to any anatomic lesions of the genital tract. The largest incidence of DUB is in the women of the childbearing age group and menorrhagia was more common ...

Depressive tendencies describe the extent to which a person experiences symptoms of depression. Depression is defined as psychological condition in deep negative feelings. The onset depression can be caused by several factors, one environmental factors. Family an factor that affects well-being individuals. Families do not carry out their roles well referred dysfunctional family. Adolescence mar...

This study examines environmental and cultural factors related to successful functioning in a stratified random sample of 401 American Indian youths. The success index included seven indicators: good mental health, being alcohol- and drug-free, absence of serious misbehavior, clean police record, good grades, positive psychosocial functioning, and positive behavior and emotions. Family satisfac...

Hedonic capacity decreases in depressive episode. Increase in single reward sensitivity associated with disadvantageous stimulus is a dysfunctional reward process. Gotlib et al. [1] compared the children of healthy mothers and mothers with unipolar depression (UD), between the ages of 10-14 and disclosed that in children carrying risk due to family history, impairment in the mechanism of resppo...