Family interaction as perceived by drug abusers

This study aims to describe and analyze the perception of rehabilitated drug abusers regarding their family interaction during drug use, specifically, their parent-parent interaction, parent-child interaction, and sibling-sibling interaction. A descriptive design was used wherein the family interact...

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Main Authors: Lim, Jose Manuel A., Sy, Caroline T., Tuason, Shirley T.
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spelling oai:animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph:etd_bachelors-101372021-08-05T07:27:41Z Family interaction as perceived by drug abusers Lim, Jose Manuel A. Sy, Caroline T. Tuason, Shirley T. This study aims to describe and analyze the perception of rehabilitated drug abusers regarding their family interaction during drug use, specifically, their parent-parent interaction, parent-child interaction, and sibling-sibling interaction. A descriptive design was used wherein the family interaction of drug abusers was defined, classified, and analyzed. This study employed purposive sampling in selecting its subjects. These subjects were procured through the help of a rehabilitation center and referrals and were subjected to an in-depth interview by the researchers. The results of this study show that drug abusers generally have negative family interaction. Their parents communicate poorly, lack trust, and spend limited time with each other. They have frequent arguments but these only involve verbal outbursts. The communication of abusers with their parents is also mostly limited to arguments and these include physical violence in the father-child conflict. Furthermore, parents are usually poor role models for their children. Abusers also have minimum interaction with their siblings who usually live separately from them. Their relationship is characterized by the lack of a sibling bond. Siblings also assume roles in the formation of the dysfunctional family. 1993-01-01T08:00:00Z text https://animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph/etd_bachelors/9492 Bachelor's Theses English Animo Repository Parent and child Family Perception Drug abuse
institution De La Salle University
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Philippines
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language English
topic Parent and child
Family
Perception
Drug abuse
spellingShingle Parent and child
Family
Perception
Drug abuse
Lim, Jose Manuel A.
Sy, Caroline T.
Tuason, Shirley T.
Family interaction as perceived by drug abusers
description This study aims to describe and analyze the perception of rehabilitated drug abusers regarding their family interaction during drug use, specifically, their parent-parent interaction, parent-child interaction, and sibling-sibling interaction. A descriptive design was used wherein the family interaction of drug abusers was defined, classified, and analyzed. This study employed purposive sampling in selecting its subjects. These subjects were procured through the help of a rehabilitation center and referrals and were subjected to an in-depth interview by the researchers. The results of this study show that drug abusers generally have negative family interaction. Their parents communicate poorly, lack trust, and spend limited time with each other. They have frequent arguments but these only involve verbal outbursts. The communication of abusers with their parents is also mostly limited to arguments and these include physical violence in the father-child conflict. Furthermore, parents are usually poor role models for their children. Abusers also have minimum interaction with their siblings who usually live separately from them. Their relationship is characterized by the lack of a sibling bond. Siblings also assume roles in the formation of the dysfunctional family.
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author Lim, Jose Manuel A.
Sy, Caroline T.
Tuason, Shirley T.
author_facet Lim, Jose Manuel A.
Sy, Caroline T.
Tuason, Shirley T.
author_sort Lim, Jose Manuel A.
title Family interaction as perceived by drug abusers
title_short Family interaction as perceived by drug abusers
title_full Family interaction as perceived by drug abusers
title_fullStr Family interaction as perceived by drug abusers
title_full_unstemmed Family interaction as perceived by drug abusers
title_sort family interaction as perceived by drug abusers
publisher Animo Repository
publishDate 1993
url https://animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph/etd_bachelors/9492
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