The Japanese Journal of Clinical Educational Psychology
Online ISSN : 2436-6129
Print ISSN : 0910-8955
Relationship with the Characteristics of Help-Seeking Preference of Caregivers and the Consciousness for Support: Between Maternal Anxiety and Imminent Support, and Local Support Activity Participation
Tomoko NAGAI
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2017 Volume 33 Issue 2 Pages 27-38

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Help-seeking means to call to others for help as needed. One of the factors which affects it includes help-seeking preference the cognitive framework of demanding help. The purpose of the present study was to clarify the characteristics of the help-seeking preferences of caregivers and examine methods of effective support by clarifying the association between maternal anxiety and imminent support, and participation in local support activity awareness. A questionnaire survey was completed by 296 caregivers in Japan. The results were as follows: help-seeking preference of caregivers revealed a two factor solution, including resentment of help and, experience in seeking help. For every characteristic of help-seeking preference, it was suggested that maternal anxiety, recognition of imminent support, recognition for the local support activity participation were different, and possibilities for effective support were suggested.
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