PREVALENCE OF BEHAVIORAL DISORDERS IN CHILDREN AT PRIMARY SCHOOLS OF SHAHR- KORD

Background : The prevalence of childhood behavioral disorders are high. Although some of the childhood behavioral disorders decreases by the child's growth, but still there are many behavioral disorders which effect their future and produce adulthood disabilities.   Objective : To determine the...

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Main Authors: Ravaghie, K, Shahgholian, N, Mehralian, H
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Language:fas
Published: Iran University of Medical Sciences 2001-07-01
Series:نشریه پرستاری ایران
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Online Access:http://ijn.iums.ac.ir/article-1-235-en.html
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spelling doaj-85eb04179e344fd69b24d866fb6d9eaf2020-11-25T02:53:43ZfasIran University of Medical Sciencesنشریه پرستاری ایران2008-59312001-07-0113273541PREVALENCE OF BEHAVIORAL DISORDERS IN CHILDREN AT PRIMARY SCHOOLS OF SHAHR- KORDRavaghie, K0Shahgholian, N1Mehralian, H2 Background : The prevalence of childhood behavioral disorders are high. Although some of the childhood behavioral disorders decreases by the child's growth, but still there are many behavioral disorders which effect their future and produce adulthood disabilities.   Objective : To determine the prevalence of behavioral disorders in school age children in shahr- kord.   Design : This was a descriptive study. The prevalence of children's behavioral disorders were assessed by Rotter's questionnaire.   Samples : 1000 of school age children (boys and girls) were selected from the primary schools of shar- kord.   Results : The prevalence of behavioral disorders estimated to be 42.2% . There found to be a significant association between the place of the school, educational status, parent's level of education, parent's vocation and behavioral disorders of the children.   Conclusion : Anxiety and inability to communicate effectively with teacher and classmate has an destructive effect on children education with normal IQ. Decrease in educational achievement must be assessed with more accuracy. History of unsuccessful education along with other adaptive behavior in children can be an acceptable criterion for behavioral disorders.http://ijn.iums.ac.ir/article-1-235-en.htmlbehavioral disorders in childrenrolter\'s questionnaire
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author Ravaghie, K
Shahgholian, N
Mehralian, H
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Shahgholian, N
Mehralian, H
PREVALENCE OF BEHAVIORAL DISORDERS IN CHILDREN AT PRIMARY SCHOOLS OF SHAHR- KORD
نشریه پرستاری ایران
behavioral disorders in children
rolter\'s questionnaire
author_facet Ravaghie, K
Shahgholian, N
Mehralian, H
author_sort Ravaghie, K
title PREVALENCE OF BEHAVIORAL DISORDERS IN CHILDREN AT PRIMARY SCHOOLS OF SHAHR- KORD
title_short PREVALENCE OF BEHAVIORAL DISORDERS IN CHILDREN AT PRIMARY SCHOOLS OF SHAHR- KORD
title_full PREVALENCE OF BEHAVIORAL DISORDERS IN CHILDREN AT PRIMARY SCHOOLS OF SHAHR- KORD
title_fullStr PREVALENCE OF BEHAVIORAL DISORDERS IN CHILDREN AT PRIMARY SCHOOLS OF SHAHR- KORD
title_full_unstemmed PREVALENCE OF BEHAVIORAL DISORDERS IN CHILDREN AT PRIMARY SCHOOLS OF SHAHR- KORD
title_sort prevalence of behavioral disorders in children at primary schools of shahr- kord
publisher Iran University of Medical Sciences
series نشریه پرستاری ایران
issn 2008-5931
publishDate 2001-07-01
description Background : The prevalence of childhood behavioral disorders are high. Although some of the childhood behavioral disorders decreases by the child's growth, but still there are many behavioral disorders which effect their future and produce adulthood disabilities.   Objective : To determine the prevalence of behavioral disorders in school age children in shahr- kord.   Design : This was a descriptive study. The prevalence of children's behavioral disorders were assessed by Rotter's questionnaire.   Samples : 1000 of school age children (boys and girls) were selected from the primary schools of shar- kord.   Results : The prevalence of behavioral disorders estimated to be 42.2% . There found to be a significant association between the place of the school, educational status, parent's level of education, parent's vocation and behavioral disorders of the children.   Conclusion : Anxiety and inability to communicate effectively with teacher and classmate has an destructive effect on children education with normal IQ. Decrease in educational achievement must be assessed with more accuracy. History of unsuccessful education along with other adaptive behavior in children can be an acceptable criterion for behavioral disorders.
topic behavioral disorders in children
rolter\'s questionnaire
url http://ijn.iums.ac.ir/article-1-235-en.html
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