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Am J Orthopsychiatry · Jul 1997
Relation of parental affective illness to family, dyadic, and individual functioning: an observational study of family interaction.
- G Inoff-Germain, E D Nottelmann, and M Radke-Yarrow.
- National Institute of Mental Health, Bethesda, Md., USA.
- Am J Orthopsychiatry. 1997 Jul 1;67(3):433-48.
AbstractFamily, dyadic, and individual functioning were examined in 18 control families and 41 families with a history of maternal affective illness-including 26 in which husbands also had a history of psychiatric illness. Assessments of functioning, based on observed family interactions, indicated that families with a history of affective illness are more likely to have functional problems, and that problems may differ as a function of type of diagnosis and number of ill parents. Findings suggest that clinical program planning should take into account variability within groups, as well as individual competencies.
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