… of children with cerebral palsy exhibited more neuroticism, perceived less family cohesion …
for social support than others (8). Perceived stress and social support significantly predict well-…

… regression model, perceived stress and perceived social support would significantly …
perceived social support would have a mediating effect in the relationship between perceived …

… with CP are likely have more negative perceptions of social support, but not necessarily
more … Results further suggest that interventions targeting social support perceptions may …

… people with cerebral palsy who are living in the community. Also of interest was how
people with cerebral palsy's perceptions compared with the perceptions of two other groups, a …

… Cerebral palsy (CP) is a non-progressive condition present from birth or infancy that … in
supporting adaptation to CP. The purpose of this paper was to explore women's perceptions of …

… Youths with cerebral palsy (CP) who perceived themselves as more competent in being
a friend participated in more kinds of activities and did these activities more frequently with …

… the perception of caregivers of children with cerebral palsy (CP) concerning social support
… , occupation, income and number of children) are significantly related to this perception. …

… negative relationship with social support (Jeong et al., 2013). We expected that perceived
support from family, friends, and significant others will be inversely related to parenting stress. …

… , stress, social support, parenting self-efficacy, and perceptions of child maladjustment in
parents of preschool children with cerebral palsy. Cerebral palsy was chosen for study because …

… Law et al. found that the CHIEF provided useful insights into parent perceptions, with … parental
perceptions of the barriers to participation experienced by children with cerebral palsy in a …