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Family stress and adaptation
1Indiana University School of Nursing.
The Nurse Practitioner
|August 1, 1988
Summary
The Double ABCX model explains how families adapt to stress. It highlights family resilience and adaptation strategies for better clinical practice and primary care research.
Area of Science:
- Family Science
- Psychology
- Sociology
Background:
- Family stress and adaptation theories are crucial for understanding family dynamics.
- Variability in family responses to stressors necessitates robust theoretical frameworks.
- The Double ABCX model provides a comprehensive approach to family stress.
Purpose of the Study:
- To present the Double ABCX model of family stress and adaptation.
- To review supporting research for the Double ABCX model.
- To illustrate the model's relevance for clinical practice and primary care research.
Main Methods:
- Theoretical review of the Double ABCX model.
- Synthesis of existing research supporting the model.
- Discussion of practical applications and future research directions.
Main Results:
- The Double ABCX model effectively addresses variability in family responses to stressors.
- Supporting research validates the core tenets of the Double ABCX model.
- The model offers valuable insights for clinical interventions and primary care.
Conclusions:
- The Double ABCX model is a vital theoretical framework for understanding family stress and adaptation.
- The model has significant implications for enhancing family resilience and well-being.
- Further research in primary care settings is warranted to fully leverage the model's potential.