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School-aged Children's Perception of Stress in the Hospital

School-aged Children's Perception of Stress in the Hospital PAGE 80 WINTER 1981. VOL. 9, NO. 3 School-aged Children's - t- . Percept ion of Stress in the Hospital by Edna M. Menke, R.N., Ph.D. Hospitalization is a stressful experience for school- Visintainer, 1975). hlost of the available research aged children since it is a situation with which they pertaining to stress and the hospitalized child has usually have had little or no prior experience. Chil- been case studies analyzed from a psychoanalytical dren at this age find any hospital situation stressful perspective (Belmont, 1970; Freud, 1952; Langford, when they do not understand what will happen, when 1961). Other research has focused on a particular they may lose control, or when they think their body variable, such as separation or preparation, and will be harmed or changed (Bellack, 1974; Belmont, studied the variable in relation to stress (Bowlby, 1970; Prugh, Staub, Sands, Kirschbaum, & Lenihan, 1960; Branstetter, 1969; Skipper & Leonard, 1968). 1953). A situation is stressful if there is a discrepancy Some research has focused on the relationship of between the demands impinging upon the children more than one variable with hospitalized children's and their perceived potential for meeting these perception of stress (Menke, 1972; \\'olfer & http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Journal of the Association for the Care of Children in Hospitals Taylor & Francis

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PAGE 80 WINTER 1981. VOL. 9, NO. 3 School-aged Children's - t- . Percept ion of Stress in the Hospital by Edna M. Menke, R.N., Ph.D. Hospitalization is a stressful experience for school- Visintainer, 1975). hlost of the available research aged children since it is a situation with which they pertaining to stress and the hospitalized child has usually have had little or no prior experience. Chil- been case studies analyzed from a psychoanalytical dren at this age find any hospital...
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PAGE 80 WINTER 1981. VOL. 9, NO. 3 School-aged Children's - t- . Percept ion of Stress in the Hospital by Edna M. Menke, R.N., Ph.D. Hospitalization is a stressful experience for school- Visintainer, 1975). hlost of the available research aged children since it is a situation with which they pertaining to stress and the hospitalized child has usually have had little or no prior experience. Chil- been case studies analyzed from a psychoanalytical dren at this age find any hospital situation stressful perspective (Belmont, 1970; Freud, 1952; Langford, when they do not understand what will happen, when 1961). Other research has focused on a particular they may lose control, or when they think their body variable, such as separation or preparation, and will be harmed or changed (Bellack, 1974; Belmont, studied the variable in relation to stress (Bowlby, 1970; Prugh, Staub, Sands, Kirschbaum, & Lenihan, 1960; Branstetter, 1969; Skipper & Leonard, 1968). 1953). A situation is stressful if there is a discrepancy Some research has focused on the relationship of between the demands impinging upon the children more than one variable with hospitalized children's and their perceived potential for meeting these perception of stress (Menke, 1972; \\'olfer &

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Journal of the Association for the Care of Children in Hospitals – Taylor & Francis

Published: Jan 1, 1981

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