Title Perfekcionizam i sagorijevanje u roditeljstvu Title (english) Perfectionism and burnout in parenting Author Sara Lovrić Mentor Mira Klarin (mentor)Committee member Smiljana Zrilić (predsjednik povjerenstva)Committee member Violeta Valjan Vukić (član povjerenstva)Committee member Mira Klarin (član povjerenstva)Granter University of Zadar Defense date and country 2024-10-09, Croatia Scientific / art field, SOCIAL SCIENCES Abstract Cilj ovog rada bio je ispitati različite sastavnice perfekcionizma povezane s roditeljstvom te roditeljsku psihološku prilagodbu, odnosno sagorijevanje, koje se javlja kao posljedica toga. U istraživanju su sudjelovala 224 roditelja, od kojih su 173 majke, a 51 otac. U svrhu odgovora na istraživačka pitanja korištena je Skala perfekcionizma usmjerenog na djecu (engl. The Children Dyadic Almost Perfect Scale, C-DAPS; Piotrowski, 2020), koju je po prvi put prevela i validirala na hrvatski jezik autorica Bašić (2023), također je korišten i Upitnik sagorijevanja u roditeljstvu (engl. Parental Burnout Assesment, PBA; Roskam i sur., 2018) koji je preveden i validiran od strane autorice Macuke i suradnica (2022) te Skala percepcije roditeljskog ponašanja – SPRP (Macuka, 2004) koja je u svrhu ovog istraživanja adaptirana tako da su tvrdnje prilagođene procjeni roditelja, a ne djece. Dobiveni rezultati istraživanja pokazali su da majke u prosjeku postižu veći rezultat na skalama roditeljske kontrole i roditeljskog sagorijevanja, dok su očevi u prosjeku postigli veći rezultat na skali roditeljskog perfekcionizma, odnosno subskali reda. Roditeljska kontrola raste s dobi roditelja te se pokazalo da je najizraženija kod roditelja starijih od 40 godina. Također, uočena je najviša razina diskrepance kod roditelja djece viših razreda osnovne škole (od petog do osmog razreda), jednako kao i na subskali reda. Na koncu, regresijskom analizom utvrđeno je da roditeljsko ponašanje i roditeljski perfekcionizam značajno pridonose objašnjenju sagorijevanja u roditeljskog ulozi, pri čemu su se roditeljsko prihvaćanje, roditeljska kontrola i diskrepanca pokazali najznačajnijim prediktorima sagorijevanja.
Abstract (english) The aim of this work was to examine the various components of perfectionism that are related to parenting and parental psychological adjustment, specifically burnout, which arises as a consequence. A total of 224 parents participated in the research, of which 173 were mothers and 51 were fathers. In order to answer the research question, the Children Dyadic Almost Perfect Scale (C-DAPS; Piotrowski, 2020) was used, translated and validated into Croatian for the first time by the author Bašić (2023), as well as the Parental Burnout Assessment (PBA; Roskam et al., 2018) translated and validated by the author Macuka and associates (2022) and the Parental Behavior Perception Scale - SPRP (Macuka, 2004) which was adapted for this study, with statements modified to assess parents rather than children. The research results showed that mothers scored higher on average on the scales of parental control and parental burnout, while fathers scored higher on average on the scale of parental perfectionism, specifically on the subscale of order. Parental control increases with the age of the parents and it has been shown that it is most pronounced in parents over 40 years old. Also, the highest level of discrepancy was observed in parents of children in higher grades of elementary school (from the fifth to the eighth grade), as well as on the subscale of order. Finally, the regression analysis showed that parental behavior and parental perfectionism significantly contribute to the explanation of burnout in the parental role, where parental acceptance, parental control and discrepancy pointed out as the most important predictors of burnout.
Keywords
perfekcionizam
roditeljsko ponašanje
sagorijevanje
Keywords (english)
perfectionism
parental behavior
burnout
Language croatian URN:NBN urn:nbn:hr:162:222192 Study programme Title: Graduate University Study Program of Early and Pre-school Education Type of resource Text File origin Born digital Access conditions Open access Terms of use Created on 2024-10-14 14:37:56
