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RFP Indian Journal of Medical Psychiatry

Volume  1, Issue 2, May-August 2018, Pages 67-69
 

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A Comparative Study to Assess the Level of Behavioural Problems among Children between the Age Group of 2½ Years to 5 Years of Employed and Unemployed Mothers in Selected Areas of Nagpur

Greeshma Nair

Nurse Educator (M.Sc Psychiatric Nursing), Wockhardt multi-specialty Hospital, Nagpur, Maharashtra 440033, India.

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Abstract

The mother’s emotional adjustment when she assumes work outside home is the key to whether she succeeds or fails. Although working mothers have become the norm in the society, disapproving attitudes from various strata of the society contribute to the torn and guilty feelings many working mothers experience. The mother’s status as a working woman may consistently have either positive or negative effects on children’s development and educational outcomes.In the present comparative study done on employed and unemployed mothers with children in the age group of 2½-5 years, it was seen that maximum children of employed mothers exhibit moderate behavioural problems 24 (80%) while those of unemployed mothers exhibit mild behavioural problems 22 (73.33%).

Keywords: Comparative Study; Behaviouralproblems; Mother’s Employment.


Corresponding Author : Greeshma Nair