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1	The psychosocial effects of AIDS and the development of identity amongst AIDS orphans Tshenkeng, Boitumelo Florence 07 1900 (has links) The aim of this study was to explore the experiences of children orphaned by HIV/AIDS and its impact on their identity development. The qualitative research paradigm was chosen for the purpose of this study. In depth interviews were held with three young adults who lost one or both parents to HIV/AIDS when they were young. Hermeneutics thematic analysis was used to analyse the data. The study’s results identified different psychosocial issues associated with HIV/AIDS which were considered to be an influence in the lives of participants and their identity development. The results indicate that HIV/AIDS still has a strong and negative connotation which influenced the participants’ attitude and behaviour, including the development of their sense of identity. / Psychology / M.A. (Clinical Psychology) HIV/AIDS impact Attitude on HIV/AIDS HIV/AIDS orphans Psychological wellbeing Households 362.196979200968 Orphans -- Services for -- South Africa Orphans -- Counseling of -- South Africa Developmental psychology -- South Africa Children and death -- South Africa
2	The psychosocial effects of AIDS and the development of identity amongst AIDS orphans Tshenkeng, Boitumelo Florence 07 1900 (has links) The aim of this study was to explore the experiences of children orphaned by HIV/AIDS and its impact on their identity development. The qualitative research paradigm was chosen for the purpose of this study. In depth interviews were held with three young adults who lost one or both parents to HIV/AIDS when they were young. Hermeneutics thematic analysis was used to analyse the data. The study’s results identified different psychosocial issues associated with HIV/AIDS which were considered to be an influence in the lives of participants and their identity development. The results indicate that HIV/AIDS still has a strong and negative connotation which influenced the participants’ attitude and behaviour, including the development of their sense of identity. / Psychology / M.A. (Clinical Psychology) HIV/AIDS impact Attitude on HIV/AIDS HIV/AIDS orphans Psychological wellbeing Households 362.196979200968 Orphans -- Services for -- South Africa Orphans -- Counseling of -- South Africa Developmental psychology -- South Africa Children and death -- South Africa
3	Self-esteem of aids orphans: a descriptive study Zivor, Jacqueline Carol Ann 30 November 2007 (has links) In the light of the child's self-esteem that is affected by traumatic events, the goal of the research was to explore and describe the self-esteem of children orphaned by HIV/AIDS. The researcher made use of a quantitative research method. 30 (N=30) respondents, both male (n=16) and female (n=14), between the ages of 11 to 15, were randomly sampled for inclusion in the study. Each participant completed a self-report measure of self-esteem, The Culture-free Self-esteem Inventory for Children, which yielded a score of Global Self-esteem, as well as in four sub-domains including: General, Social, Academic and Parent-related Self-esteem. The results of this study demonstrated that the participants experienced a lowered self-esteem. These findings were explored in light of a literature review, after which conclusions and recommendations were provided. / Social Work / M. Diac. (Play Therapy) Emotional trauma Cross-Sectional Survey Design Quantitative research AIDS orphans Self-esteem HIV/AIDS 362.196979200968 Self-esteem in children -- South Africa Child psychotherapy -- South Africa Child development deviations Orphans -- Counseling of -- South Africa Play therapy -- South Africa Orphans -- South Africa Orphans -- Care -- South Africa Orphans -- Services for -- South Africa Self-esteem -- South Africa -- Testing
4	Self-esteem of aids orphans: a descriptive study Zivor, Jacqueline Carol Ann 30 November 2007 (has links) In the light of the child's self-esteem that is affected by traumatic events, the goal of the research was to explore and describe the self-esteem of children orphaned by HIV/AIDS. The researcher made use of a quantitative research method. 30 (N=30) respondents, both male (n=16) and female (n=14), between the ages of 11 to 15, were randomly sampled for inclusion in the study. Each participant completed a self-report measure of self-esteem, The Culture-free Self-esteem Inventory for Children, which yielded a score of Global Self-esteem, as well as in four sub-domains including: General, Social, Academic and Parent-related Self-esteem. The results of this study demonstrated that the participants experienced a lowered self-esteem. These findings were explored in light of a literature review, after which conclusions and recommendations were provided. / Social Work / M. Diac. (Play Therapy) Emotional trauma Cross-Sectional Survey Design Quantitative research AIDS orphans Self-esteem HIV/AIDS 362.196979200968 Self-esteem in children -- South Africa Child psychotherapy -- South Africa Child development deviations Orphans -- Counseling of -- South Africa Play therapy -- South Africa Orphans -- South Africa Orphans -- Care -- South Africa Orphans -- Services for -- South Africa Self-esteem -- South Africa -- Testing

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