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RELATIONAL ASPECTS OF FAMILY FUNCTIONING AND FAMILY SATISFACTION WITH A SAMPLE OF FAMILIES IN THE WESTERN CAPE

Article scientifique 2016 Anglais

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Family functioning may affect how satisfied family members are within the family. This study assessed the relational aspects between family functioning and family satisfaction with a conveniently sampled group of families. This study applied a quantitative methodology with a cross-sectional correlational design. The sample consisted of 204 participants (57% females, 50% Black Africans and 39% speaking isiXhosa). The average age was 31 years (SD=11.07). The results suggest that families could be at risk in terms of family functioning and this predicted being satisfied with the family. Implications for social work practice are provided.

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Roman, N., Schenck, R., Ryan, J., Brey, F., Henderson, N., Lukelelo, N., Minnaar-McDonald, M., Saville, V. (2016). RELATIONAL ASPECTS OF FAMILY FUNCTIONING AND FAMILY SATISFACTION WITH A SAMPLE OF FAMILIES IN THE WESTERN CAPE. https://doi.org/10.15270/52-3-511

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Nicolette V. Roman Rinie Schenck Jill Ryan Fairoza Brey Neil Henderson Nomvuyo Lukelelo Marie Minnaar-McDonald Valerie Saville

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