KONCEPTUALNI PREGLED PORODIČNE REZILIJENTNOSTI
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Porodična rezilijentnost je dinamičan proces koji pomaže porodicama da se snađu u kriznim situacijama i da prevaziđu nedaće. Uvođenje opšte teorije sistema i njena primena na porodičnu terapiju dodatno je doprinela razvoju koncepta porodične rezilijentnosti. Ovaj rad ima za cilj da pruži sveobuhvatno razumevanje ovog koncepta uz naglašavanje izazova u njegovoj konceptualizaciji. Polazeći od razumevanja samog koncepta i njegovog razvoja, ovaj rad daje uvid u to kako sagledati ključne konstrukte inkorporirane u koncept porodične rezilijentnosti. Nakon toga, akcenat je stavljen na izazove u konceptualizaciji porodične rezilijentnosti. Ovi izazovi uključuju problem definisanja porodične rezilijentnosti, centralnih termina koji se koriste u modelima, kao i varijacije u operacionalizaciji i merenju ključnih konstrukata. Modeli porodične rezilijentnosti predstavljeni u radu jesu oni koji se smatraju uticajnim u savremenim istraživanjima o porodici. Oni pružaju okvire za razumevanje procesa i ciklusa koji su uključeni u prilagođavanje porodice i njen odgovor na stres i krizu. Preispitivanje ovog koncepta moglo biti od šireg značaja u budućim istraživanjima.
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MacPhee, D., Lunkenheimer, E., & Riggs, N. (2015). Resilience as Regulation of Developmental and Family Processes. Family Relations, 64(1), 153–175. https://doi.org/10.1111/fare.12100
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Zobenica, A. J. (2012). Učinak sistemske terapije na rezilijentnost porodica alkoholičara [Unpublished doctoral dissertation]. University of Belgrade. http://dx.doi.org/10.2298/bg20121105zobenica