الضغوط كمتغير معدل في العلاقة بين الكفاءة الذاتية وجودة الحياة الأسرية لدى والدي الأطفال ذوي اضطراب التوحد

Abstract EN

The study aimed to identify the moderator role of stress in the relationship between self-efficacy and family quality of life among parents of children with autism disorder.

the study participants were (50) parents of children with autism disorder (25 mothers, 25 fathers), whose ages ranged between (34-49) years of age, and their children's ages ranged between 6-12 years of age.

the study used the stress scale among mothers of children with autism disorder (elSayed Yassen elTohamy, 2021), the scale of self-efficacy among parents of children with autism disorder (prepared by the researcher), and the beach center family quality of life scale (Hoffman, et al.

, 2006 ; Arabicized and standardized by the researcher).

the results of the study revealed a negative correlation between self-efficacy and stress, no statistically significant correlation between family quality of life and stress, and a positive correlation between self-efficacy and family quality of life for parents of children with autism disorder.

the results of the study also revealed a positive correlation between self-efficacy and family quality of life for parents of children with autism disorder when statistically isolating the stress variable, and that self-efficacy contributed to predicting family quality of life for parents of children with autism disorder.