Parenting attitudes in people with obsessive-compulsive disorder and emotional symptoms in their children / Las actitudes parentales de personas con trastorno obsesivo-compulsivo y los síntomas emocionales de sus hijos
Frías, Álvaro; Palma, Carol; Farriols, Núria; Aliaga, Ferrán; Navarro, Sara; Solves, Laia.
Clín. salud
; 31(2): 91-98, jul. 2020. graf, tab
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| IBECS (España) | ID: ibc-191920
This study sought to delineate distinctive parenting attitudes in people with obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), specific emotional symptoms in their children, and the association between them. Forty OCD parents and their children were compared with 37 parents with adjustment disorders and their children by using standardized clinical questionnaires. Children of OCD parents exhibited significantly greater (subclinical) emotional symptoms when compared with children of non-OCD parents. After controlling for parents' and children's depression and anxiety symptoms, OCD parents reported significantly poorer parenting attitudes overall relative to non-OCD parents. The presence of sexual/somatic obsessions in OCD parents predicted anxiety symptom severity among their children, but both relationships were mediated by parental involvement. These findings indicate the importance of addressing and treating the distinctive parenting attitudes among people with OCD and its influence on their children's emotional symptoms
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