Effect of Traditional and Nontraditional Mother Work on the Children - Ezzat, Omaima
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When mothers wok nontraditional or nonstandard shifts, traditional family role are disrupted, with likely effects on children's psychological outcomes. This study aim was to investigate the effects of traditional and nontraditional mother's work on their children psychological outcomes. The study was carried out on 40 children whose mothers has non-traditional jobs, and another 40 with mothers having traditional jobs, in the nursery of Kaser El Aini university hospital. The tool of data collection were family culture and socioeconomic level scale, Ain Shams scale for aggressive and behavior…mehr

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When mothers wok nontraditional or nonstandard shifts, traditional family role are disrupted, with likely effects on children's psychological outcomes. This study aim was to investigate the effects of traditional and nontraditional mother's work on their children psychological outcomes. The study was carried out on 40 children whose mothers has non-traditional jobs, and another 40 with mothers having traditional jobs, in the nursery of Kaser El Aini university hospital. The tool of data collection were family culture and socioeconomic level scale, Ain Shams scale for aggressive and behavior filled through interviewing child and mothers, and the attention deficit and hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) scale for children filled by mother or caregiver and teacher or nursery supervisor independently. The result revealed that children of non traditional mothers' work had significantly more verbal (p= 0.006) and the total (p=0.005) aggression. They also had significantly more hyperactive impulsive (p=0.001) and obsessional deviant disorder (p<0.001). statically significant positive weak to moderate correlations were revealed between aggression and ADHD scores, with the strongest correlation b
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Omaima Ezzat Mahmoud has got her PhD in Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing from Ain Shams University and now she is a lecturer of Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing at Beni Suef University.