COVID-19 impact on psychological outcomes of parents, siblings and children with intellectual disability: longitudinal before and during lockdown design

Background: Parents of children with intellectual disability (ID) report comparatively lower levels of well-being than parents of children without ID. Similarly, children with ID, and to a lesser extent their siblings, are reported to show comparatively higher levels of behaviour and emotional probl...

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Main Authors:	Bailey, T. (Author), Hastings, R.P (Author), Totsika, V. (Author)
Format:	Article
Language:	English
Published:	Blackwell Publishing Ltd 2021
Subjects:	adolescent adult Adult Article behavior disorder care behavior child Child child parent relation clinical outcome controlled study coronavirus coronavirus disease 2019 COVID-19 Disabled Children distress syndrome emotional disorder externalising behaviour externalizing disorder family female Female handicapped child human Humans information processing intellectual disability Intellectual Disability intellectual impairment internalising behaviour internalizing disorder life satisfaction Longitudinal Studies longitudinal study major clinical study male Male nursing parent parental well-being Parents pediatric patient Personal Satisfaction prevention and control psychology quarantine satisfaction sibling siblings Siblings social isolation socioeconomics United Kingdom wellbeing
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