Prediction of quality of interaction mother - child with anxiety disorders in children According to cultural characteristics of Iranian mothers

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Corresponding Author: PhD Student in psychology, Shahid Chamran University of Ahvaz, Iran.

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Introduction: The behavior of parents with children will play an important role in shaping children's behavioral system. Mother-child relationship, such as ostracism, excessive control, over protection, modeling anxiety and irrational beliefs of parents in childhood anxiety disorders has a significant role. Method: This research is correlational and aimed to Prediction of quality of interaction between mother - child with anxiety disorders in children According to Iranian mother’s cultural characteristics was designed for. The sample consisted of 200 girls and 200 boys 11 to 12 years old in sari and 400 mothers who had a multi-stage random sampling method and the schools were sellected of two sites 1 and 2.To evaluate the relationship between mother and child from the mother's assessment - children with anxiety disorders in children, Robert Roth and a questionnaire Birmaher (with parent and child forms) were used.Using multiple regression. Results: The results showed a variety of styles to engage parents about 9% of the variance in the anxiety of the child, 11% of the variance in scores of separation anxiety children, 8% of the variance in scores of social anxiety children, 12% of the variance in grade school phobia and finally, about 21% of the variance in anxiety scores for children's physical shape can explain.mothers with their styles of impairment accepted highest averages in acceptance and lowest averages in over indulgence.Discussion: Altogether, these results have theoretical and practical implications in the field of child psychopathology it was

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