Promena dinamike porodičnih aktivnosti u porodicama dece s cerebralnom paralizom

Milena Milićević

doi:10.47152/ziksi201603294

Authors

Milena Milićević Institute of Criminological and Sociological Research https://orcid.org/0000-0001-8344-5504

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.47152/ziksi201603294

Keywords:

family, family environment, family life dynamics, family activities, cerebral palsy

Abstract

The aim of this study was to examine the changes in family activities dynamics in the everyday life of families with a child with cerebral palsy as compared to families with a child with typical development. The sample of this descriptive, cross-sectional and comparative research consisted of 110 families with a child with cerebral palsy and 134 families with a child with typical development. The Child Participation in Family Activities Questionnaire (Child-PFA; Axelsson & Wilder, 2014) was used. The results showed that members of the family with a child with typical development went on outings, vacations, or weekends, and were engaged in organised activities, indoors or outdoors, more frequently together than members of the family with a child with cerebral palsy. The frequencies of routine chores, family outings, and going on vacation or the weekend were confirmed predictors of changes, as these were time-consuming and financially demanding activities that implied better availability of information and transport and a wider social network. Empirical evidence proves that the consequences of the presence of cerebral palsy are visible in the dynamics of family activities.

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