Uniwersyteckie Czasopisma NaukoweResilience rodziny – geneza koncepcji, główne pojęcia, kierunki badań
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resilience, resilience rodziny, systemy rodzinne, procesy rodzinne, rodzinna adaptacjaAbstrakt
W niniejszym artykule zarysowano koncepcję resilience rodziny, która w szerokim ujęciu dotyczy możliwości adaptacyjnych rodzin w obliczu doświadczanych przeciwności losu lub traumatycznych zdarzeń. Wyjaśniono genezę koncepcji wywodzącej się od badań nad indywidualnym resilience, wskazano także sposoby jej definiowania. W sposób syntetyczny opisano główne pojęcia wchodzące w zakres resilience rodziny. Opisano również możliwości eksploracji badawczych wśród rodzin doświadczających różnych problemów. Podjęte w artykule rozważania mają na celu ukazanie złożoności koncepcji resilience rodziny oraz wskazanie na konieczność ustalenie jej jednolitych ram teoretyczno-empirycznych i zintegrowania z indywidualną koncepcją resilience.
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