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The Poor People's Campaign : how it operated - and ultimately failed - within the structure of a formal nonprofitHall, Emily M. January 2012 (has links)
Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis (IUPUI) / This thesis shows that because the Poor People’s Campaign was created by and operated within the formal structure of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC) - a nonprofit organization - it was unable to achieve success by almost any measure. SCLC’s organizational structure made it extremely difficult to create a national campaign from the ground up, and its leadership strategy guaranteed that it would be virtually impossible to sustain that kind of national campaign.
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The role of traditional leaders in service delivery : a case study of the Bushbuckridge Local Municipality in the Mpumalanga ProvinceMdluli, Lucas Patson January 2008 (has links)
Thesis (M. Dev.) -- University of Limpopo, 2008 / Refer to the document
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Vårt fredliga samhälle : ”Lösdriveri” och försvarslöshet i Sverige under 1830-taletJohnsson, Theresa January 2016 (has links)
Between 1664 and 1885 labour in Sweden was regulated by compulsory-service statutes. Able-bodied but idle persons could be compelled to submit to employment as a servant. Compulsory service was part of a larger system of laws and regulations that regulated mobility, settlement, begging, and poor relief, all of which aimed at restricting the labouring poor’s freedom and agency. Some parts of this system had medieval roots, such as vagrancy laws. From the perspective of the propertied classes, this system of interacting regulations served several purposes, such as fighting idleness, labour shortage, high wages, begging, demands for poor relief, unwanted settlement in the parishes, and geographical movement. The obligation to serve was abolished in 1885. Failure to comply with these service statutes was punishable by being treated as a ‘vagrant’, which could mean being jailed in a house of correction, or simply being ordered to find employment within a specific time. In short, it was illegal to be without work or other means of supporting oneself, such as property. The purpose of this thesis is to analyse the social practices of the compulsory-service statutes and related issues such as mobility and settlement. The thesis has dealt with four areas of inquiry: the judicial framework, the policing of ‘vagrancy’, in what situations people were exempt from having to comply with the compulsory service statues, and the identity of the ‘vagrant’. The system for dealing with ‘vagrancy’ has left a large number of sources, and different sources give different images of the poor. This applies most clearly in the case of the Swedish Romani population, the Resande. The thesis deals with the county (län) of Västmanland during the 1830s. It highlights how the compulsory-service statutes and related vagrancy laws shaped the lives of people and points to how these institutions restricted poor people’s agency and formed their experiences.
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First contact : an exploratory study of the role of psychoanalytic infant observation in South African community psychology interventionsLazarus, Jana 12 1900 (has links)
Thesis (DPhil (Psychology))—University of Stellenbosch, 2007. / Very little is known about the experiences of black children living in poverty in South Africa. This compromises
the delivery of appropriate psychological services. This dissertation considers the contribution that psychoanalytic
infant observation might make to a needs assessment process within the community psychology paradigm. To date,
infant observation has predominantly been used for training psychotherapists and other professionals in Western
contexts. The goal of the present project was to conduct a "classical" observation of a mother and child in a lowincome
South African community in the first year of the infant's life, in order to ascertain what kind of description
it would yield. The question was whether such a description is useful for the needs assessment process, and
ultimately, whether infant observation is a viable tool for psychologists working in low-income communities in
South Africa.
The study was set in a poor, semi-rural, so-called coloured township in the Western Cape. The data were analysed
using an intersubjective psychoanalytic lens and a social constructionist grounded theory approach. In overview,
the findings relate to two main areas, namely a) the nature and content of the resultant description, and b) the effect
of the process. The analysis of the case material showed that the observation produced an extremely detailed
account of the experience of poverty and oppression, involving the way in which it influences all relationships,
including the one between mother and child. The knowledge gained offers clear pointers to the kind of intervention
that would benefit the particular infant in the present study, and potentially other infants in vulnerable social
contexts as well. One surprising outcome was the extensive way in which the observation functioned
therapeutically for the whole family. It is therefore concluded that infant observation can provide a very rich
contribution to low-income communities on a number of levels, if it is able to make both the theoretical and
practical adjustments needed. It is thus argued that it is necessary to look at infant observation in more critical
ways, both in terms of how it has traditionally been conceptualised and how it is and can be applied across all
contexts.
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Extending insurance products to the low-income market : broad guidelinesKhabele, Poloko 03 1900 (has links)
Thesis (MBA)--Stellenbosch University, 2006. / ENGLISH ABSTRACT: This paper proposes broad guidelines that the formal insurance companies in South
Africa should follow when entering the low-income market, specifically LSM 1-5. The guidelines follow on a SWOT analysis of the formal insurance providers present in the informal market. After discussing the risks that the poor face and the riskmitigating
strategies that they employ, we identify the opportunities and threats of this
market segment. The strengths and weaknesses of the formal institutions are
deduced from observations of how the informal institutions supply the credit, savings
on which the poor rely. Important lessons and principles that
are conducive to servicing the needs of the poor are discussed. To break into this market requires new distribution channels, new products and
premium collection methods. The guidelines therefore suggest that strategic alliances
be established with informal institutions to enable leverage of their networks and
knowledge and to streamline the process. New products designed should incorporate
the social features of the informal institutions concerned. New technology, such as
prepaid vouchers and vending machines, should be investigated as possible ways of
collecting premiums through bank accounts. / AFRIKAANSE OPSOMMING: Hierdie dokument stel voor 'n wye gids wat die formele sektor van versekeraars in Suid-Afrika moet volg binne die lae-inkomste mark, spesifiek LSM 1-5. Hierdie riglyne is baseer op 'n SWOT-analise van formele versekerings verskaffers binne die informele mark. Eers moet die risiko en strategie wat die lae-inkomste sektor volg
bespreek word, daarna moet die geleenthede en bedreigings van hierdie deel van
die mark ge'identifiseer word. Die sterk- en swakhede van die formele en informele
instellings moet waargeneem word, spesifiek hoe hulle krediet en versekerings
produkte verskaf. 'n Baie belangrike aspek hiervan is hoe dienstig dit is vir die lae inkomste groepe.
Om binne hierdie mark te breek, benodig dit nuwe verspreidings kanale, nuwe
produkte en premium kollektiewe metodes. Hierdie riglyne benodig 'n strategiese
bondgenootskap met informele instansies sodat dit die kennis en netwerke kan
versterk in 'n vaartbelynde proses. Nuwe produkte wat ontwerp word moet sosiale
aspekte van die informele sektor in ag neem. Nuwe tegnologie soos vooruitbetaalde kwitansie en muntautomaat masjiene moet ondersoek word as moontlike maniere
om premies te kollekteer deur bank rekenings.
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Some social consequences of the casual labour problem in London, 1860-1890, with particular reference to the East EndStedman Jones, Gareth January 1970 (has links)
No description available.
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Social protection for vulnerable children in ZambiaMoonga, Fred January 1900 (has links)
Thesis (PhD)--Stellenbosch University, 2015. / ENGLISH ABSTRACT: This study focused on the social protection of vulnerable children in Zambia. The aim was to find out how social protection had evolved and how it was conceptualised – its functions and types, policies and programmes, the benefits and services, and the risks and vulnerabilities that it addresses. A descriptive study design was used with qualitative methods of collecting and analysing data. The sample of 24 participants from government and nongovernmental organisations involved in social protection delivery as well as carers of children was drawn from the Central, Lusaka and Southern provinces of Zambia respectively. A semi-structured interview schedule was used, and all the recorded interviews were transcribed by the researcher and sent back to the participants for proofreading or corrections, where necessary, before analysis.
The basic needs, the empowerment, the risk management, the rights-based, and the capability approaches have been used to further the conceptualization, design features and implementation modalities of social protection. Additionally, given that a theoretical basis for social protection is still lacking, the study drew on representational, explanatory, normative, human capital, social construction, social contractual, and structural social work theories in order to complement, extend and verify the findings.
Ethical clearance (number Desc_Moonga2012) was obtained from Stellenbosch University’s Research Ethics Committee. The ethical clearance certificate was used to apply for and obtain permission from the Zambian Ministry of Community Development Mother and Child Health and nongovernmental organisations involved in the study.
Empirically, the study found that social protection was an old activity under a new name and was being scaled up rapidly but biased towards cash transfers. By and large, social protection in Zambia is provided as unconditional transfers, mainly as social assistance. No existing legislative or policy framework specifically focused on social protection was found, although the latter had been drafted at the time of the study. The Zambian government and a number of partners such as CARE, Child Fund, World Vision and the World Food Programme, to mention only a few, were found to be involved, but their efforts were fragmented and interventions for children were limited, fragmented and less responsive to the current risks and vulnerabilities of children. The study also established that if 2–3% of the country’s gross domestic product as recommended by the International Labour Organization were used, Zambia could afford to provide extensive social protection coverage (beyond its current offering) by using local resources. However, this would require putting in place appropriate and sustainable resource mobilisation measures and decentralization of the processes and interventions.
Based on these and other concluding findings, it is recommended that in order for social protection for vulnerable children in Zambia to be effective, among other requirements, political will is needed in the provision of social protection for vulnerable groups, especially children, through legislative and policy frameworks. Additionally, there is a need for sustainable resource mobilisation, especially through progressive taxation such as taxation of undeserved income and taxation of big businesses, especially mining companies. However, due to limitations in qualitative methods and descriptive designs and the small sample of the data used, the conclusions and recommendations of the study are but conjectural. / AFRIKAANSE OPSOMMING: Hierdie studie het op die maatskaplike beskerming van kwesbare kinders in Zambië gekonsentreer. Die doel was om te bepaal hoe maatskaplike beskerming ontwikkel het en gekonseptualiseer is – die soorte en funksies van maatskaplike beskerming, die beleide en programme daaroor, die voordele en dienste wat daarmee verband hou, en die gepaardgaande risiko’s en kwesbaarhede. ʼn Beskrywende navorsingsontwerp met kwalitatiewe metodes vir data-insameling en -ontleding is gebruik. Die steekproef van 24 deelnemers uit die staatsektor en nieregeringsorganisasies wat met die lewering van maatskaplike beskerming gemoeid is, sowel as kinderversorgers, het uit die Lusaka-, sentrale en suidelike provinsies van Zambië gekom. ’n Semigestruktureerde onderhoudskedule is gebruik. Die navorser het alle opnames van onderhoude getranskribeer en dit voor ontleding aan die deelnemers gestuur om te proeflees en enige nodige regstellings te maak.
Die basiese behoefte-, bemagtiging-, risikobestuur-, regsgebaseerde en vermoëns benaderings is gebruik om die konseptualisering, ontwerp kenmerke en implementering van modaliteite van maatskaplike beskerming te bevorder. Benewens die gebrek aan ’n teoretiese grondslag vir maatskaplike beskerming, het die studie op die verteenwoordigende- verklarende-, normatiewe-, menslikekapitaal-, maatskaplikekonstruksie-, maatskaplikekontrak- en strukturele maatskaplikewerk-teorieë staatgemaak om die bevindinge aan te vul, uit te brei en na te gaan.
Etiekgoedkeuring (nommer Desc_Moonga2012) is van die Universiteit Stellenbosch se Navorsingsetiekkomitee verkry. Die etiekgoedkeuringsertifikaat is op sy beurt gebruik om toestemming te vra en te verkry van die Zambiese Ministerie van Gemeenskapsontwikkeling en Moeder- en Kindergesondheid en nieregerings-organisasies wat by die studie betrokke was.
Die empiriese bevinding van die studie is dat maatskaplike beskerming ’n ou aktiwiteit met ’n nuwe naam is, en dat dit vinnig uitgebrei word, dog na kontant-oorplasings oorhel. Maatskaplike beskerming in Zambië geskied merendeels as onvoorwaardelike oorplasings, hoofsaaklik in die vorm van maatskaplike bystand. Geen bestaande regs- of beleidsraamwerk wat bepaald oor maatskaplike beskerming handel, kon opgespoor word nie, hoewel werk aan ’n beleidsraamwerk ten tyde van die studie aan die gang was. Die Zambiese regering en ’n aantal vennote, waaronder CARE, Child Fund, World Vision en die Wêreldvoedselprogram, om net enkeles te noem, is betrokke by maatskaplike beskerming dienslewering, maar hul pogings is gefragmenteer. Veral intervensies vir kinders is beperk, gefragmenteer en nie juis ingestel op die kinders se huidige risiko’s en kwesbaarhede nie. Daarbenewens het die studie vasgestel dat indien 2–3% van die land se bruto binnelandse produk gebruik word, soos wat die Internasionale Arbeidsorganisasie aanbeveel, Zambië kan bekostig om met behulp van plaaslike hulpbronne omvattende maatskaplike beskerming (wat verder strek as sy huidige aanbod) te bied. Dít sou egter vereis dat toepaslike en volhoubare maatreëls en desentralisering van prosesse en intervensies ingestel word om hulpbronne te mobiliseer.
Op grond van hierdie en ander bevindinge is die gevolgtrekking dat maatskaplike beskerming vir kwesbare groepe in Zambië slegs doeltreffend sal wees indien die nodige politieke wil bestaan om deur regs- en beleidsraamwerke maatskaplike beskerming aan hierdie groepe, veral kinders, te voorsien. Daar bestaan ook ’n behoefte aan volhoubare hulpbronmobilisering, veral deur progressiewe belasting soos belasting op onverdiende inkomste en belasting op groot ondernemings, bepaald mynmaatskappye. Weens die beperkinge van kwalitatiewe metodes en deskriptiewe ontwerpe, sowel as die klein datasteekproef wat gebruik is, is die gevolgtrekkings en aanbevelings van die studie egter bloot verondersteld.
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Low-income women and mental health care : an exploratory study of non-governmental mental health services in the west coast/winelands region of South AfricaLiebenberg, Linda 04 1900 (has links)
Thesis (MA)--Stellenbosch University, 2000. / ENGLISH ABSTRACT: This study is aimed at exploring mental health services for low-income women
in the West Coast I Winelands Region of South Africa. In order to understand
the extent to which such services are empowering, the accessibility and
theoretical underpinnings of these services are investigated. It was found that
although services appear to be available, they are often not very accessible.
They also often lack a specific gender focus. In certain instances, services
need to increase their accessibility in order to accommodate the restrictive
environments of women in this region. As such, it is believed that services
require greater integration in their approach to intervention concerning both
gender and the origins of mental health problems. Results of this study also
highlight areas on which future research could focus. These areas include
language of service provision, how organizations understand available
theories surrounding service provision, and the service needs of women in
this region themselves. / AFRIKAANSE OPSOMMING: Hierdie studie is gemik op die ondersoek van geestesgesondheidsdienste vir
vroue van lae-inkomste groepe in die Weskus I wynverbouingstreek van Suid
Afrika. Die toeganklikheid en teoretiese onderstuttngs van hierdie dienste
word ondersoek in In poging om die graad waarin delke dienste bemagtigend
is, te verstaan. Bevindinge toon dat dienste, albeit beskikbaar voorkom,
dikwels nie baie toeganklik is nie. Dienste toon ook meestal 'n gebrekkige
fokus ten opsigte van 'n spesifieke geslag. In sekere gevalle behoort die
toeganklikheid van dienste verbeter te word in 'n poging om die beperkende
omstandighede van vroue in hierdie streek tegemoet te kom. As sulks
benodig dienste 'n hoër mate van integrasie in hul benadering tot intervensie,
beide wat geslag en die oorsprong van geestesgesondheidsprobleme betref.
Bevindinge lig ook areas uit waarop toekomstige navorsing kan fokus. Hierdie
areas sluit die volgende in: die taal van diensvoorsiening, hoe organisasies
beskikbare teorieë ten opsigte van diensvoorsiening verstaan, en die behoefts
van die vroue in hierdie streek self ten opsigte van dienste.
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The coping mechanisms of low-income women : a grounded theory analysis of subjective descriptions of copingSpies, Dorothea Janetta 12 1900 (has links)
Thesis (MA)--University of Stellenbosch, 2001. / ENGLISH ABSTRACT: The primary goal of this cross-cultural study was to determine how low-income
female farm workers in the Western Cape of South Africa, describe their own
coping mechanisms. Eight participants were asked to respond to an open-ended
question on how they cope with life's difficulties. The current study formed part of
a larger project entitled: "Forgotten women on farms". The psychological distress
and resilience of female farm workers of colour in the Western Cape: exploring
the possibilities for mental health support (Kruger, 1998).
The coping interviews were analyzed by means of grounded theory. Analysis
revealed that 28 coping mechanisms were identified by the participants
themselves. A distinction was made between problem-focused coping
mechanisms and emotion-focused coping mechanisms. Out of the 28 identified
mechanisms, 8 were categorized as problem-focused coping mechanisms, while
20 were categorized as emotion-focused coping mechanisms, suggesting that
the participants predominantly employ emotion-focused coping mechanisms. It
was also found that the emotion-focused coping mechanisms employed by the
participants often involved an avoidance of emotion.
The findings were discussed by:
(i) Critically discussing the way in which emotion-focused coping is traditionally
defined within the coping literature.
(ii) Comparing this to the conceptualization of the role of emotion by authors of
trauma literature.
Possible reasons for the prevalent use of emotion-focused coping mechanisms in
this particular population were provided. The implications of these findings for
assessment of coping strategies and for mental health care in this population
were discussed. / AFRIKAANSE OPSOMMING: Ole hoofdoeisteiling van hierdie kruis-kulturele studie was om vas te stel hoe laeinkomste
vroueplaaswerkers in die Wes-Kaap van Suid-Afrika hulle eie
streshanteringsmeganismes beskryf. Agt deelnemers is gevra om op "n oop
vraag oor hoe hulle lewensmoeilikhede hanteer, te reageer. Hierdie studie vorm
deel van "n groter projek getiteld "Forgotten women on farms". The psychological
distress and resilience of female farm workers of colour in the Western Cape:
exploring the possibilities for mental health support (Kruger, 1998).
Hierdie onderhoude oor streshantering is ontleed m.b.v. "grounded theory".
Analise het getoon dat 28 hanteringsmeganismes deur die deelnemers self
ge"ldentifiseer is. Onderskeid is gemaak tussen probleem-gerigte
hanteringsmeganismes en emosioneel-gerigte hanteringsmeganismes. Uit die 28
gerdentifiseerde meganismes, is 8 gekategoriseer as probleem-gerigte
hanteringsmeganismes, terwyl 20 gekategoriseer is as emosioneel-gerigte
hanteringsmeganismes, duidend daarop dat deelnemers grootliks van
emosioneel-gerigte hanteringsmeganismes gebruik maak. Daar is ook gevind dat
die emosioneel-gerigte hanteringmeganismes dikwels "n vermyding van emosie
behels het.
Hierdie bevindinge is bespreek deur:
(i) Die manier waarop emosioneel-gerigte hanteringsmeganismes tradisioneel in
die literatuur gedefinieer word krities te bespreek.
(ii) "n Vergelyking te tref met die wyse waarop die rol van emosie deur die
outeurs van trauma literatuur gekonseptualiseer word.
Moontlike redes vir die groter gebruik van emosioneel-gerigte
hanteringsmeganismes in hierdie spesifieke populasie is voorsien. Die
implikasies van hierdie bevindinge vir die meting van hanteringsmeganismes en
vir geestesgesondheidsdienste binne hierdie populasie is bespreek.
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Depressed women's emotional experiences of the mother-child relationship : perspectives from a low-income South African communityLourens, Marleen 04 1900 (has links)
Thesis (MA)--Stellenbosch University, 2014. / ENGLISH ABSTRACT: The present research study formed part of a larger longitudinal project concerned with
low-income South African women’s subjective experiences of depression (Lourens &
Kruger, 2013). The present study specifically focussed on how depressed women
experienced their relationships with their children. The study aimed to provide a descriptive
overview of how one group of depressed South African mothers experience their
relationships with their children, as well as to compare the findings with existing literature.
Therefore, the scope of this study does not include in-depth analyses of findings.
While numerous researchers have examined and identified the important negative
effects of depression in mothers on children during the past decade, a very limited number of
studies have been focussed on the opposite direction of the depressed mother-child
relationship. Very few studies have explored how relationships with their children may
influence the development and subjective experience of depression and emotional distress in
mothers, as well as, on the other hand, may protect against depression and emotional distress
(Dix & Meunier, 2009; Greig & Howe, 2001; Leung & Slep, 2006; Rishel, 2012; Turney,
2012). The present study attempted to address this gap in the literature.
The feminist social constructionist perspective was utilised as theoretical framework
(De Vos, Strydom, Fouché, & Delport, 2011). Consistent with social constructionism, the
study was conducted within the qualitative research paradigm (De Vos et al., 2011).
Convenience sampling was used to recruit participants most suitable for the aims of the study
(APA Dictionary of Psychology, 2007). Data were collected by means of in-depth semi-structured interviews. A semistructured
interview schedule was utilised as data collection instrument. Each interview was
recorded by video camera, as well as by voice recorder, in order to ensure back-up
recordings. The interviews were then transcribed. Social constructionist grounded theory
was used to analyse the data (Charmaz, 1995).
The results indicated that the depressed women and children in this study seem to be
different from the stereotype of the depressed mothers and children in the literature.
Depressed mothers are typically portrayed in the literature as not able to form a close and
secure bond with their children, while the children of depressed mothers are almost always
portrayed in the literature as showing behavioural and emotional problems, as well as being
“parentified” (Coyne & Thompson, 2011; Dix & Meunier, 2009; Turney, 2012). Although
the depressed women in the present study did report child factors which contributed to their depression, they - to the contrary - also emphasised that their children are an important
protective factor against their experience of depression. The participants also highlighted that
they have the ability to be protective, supportive and caring towards their children, despite
their depressive symptoms. The majority of depressed women also described a “very good”
mother-child relationship. As such, the participants in the present study showed us a brighter
picture of the depressed mother-child relationship. / AFRIKAANSE OPSOMMING: Hierdie navorsingstudie het deel gevorm van ‘n groter longitudinale projek wat op
lae-inkomste Suid-Afrikaanse vroue se subjektiewe ervarings van depressie gerig was
(Lourens & Kruger, 2013). Die huidige studie was spesifiek gerig op hoe depressiewe vroue
hul verhoudings met hul kinders ervaar. Hierdie studie het ten doel gehad om ‘n
beskrywende oorsig te voorsien van hoe een groep depressiewe Suid-Afrikaanse vroue hul
verhoudings met hul kinders ervaar, asook om die bevindinge te vergelyk met bestaande
literatuur. Om hierdie rede sluit die omvang van hierdie studie nie ‘n diepgaande analise van
bevindinge in nie.
Terwyl talle navorsers die belangrike newe-effekte van moeders se depressie in terme
van hul kinders gedurende die laaste dekade ondersoek het, is ‘n baie beperkte aantal studies
op die teenoorgestelde rigting van die depressiewe moeder-kind verhouding gerig. Slegs ‘n
paar studies het hoe verhoudings met hul kinders die ontwikkeling en subjektiewe ervaring
van depressie in moeders kan beïnvloed, ondersoek, of daarteenoor, hoe dit die moeder kan
beskerm teen depressie (Dix & Meunier, 2009; Greig & Howe, 2001; Leung & Slep, 2006;
Rishel, 2012; Turney, 2012). Die huidige studie het gepoog om hierdie gaping in die
literatuur aan te spreek.
Die sosiaal konstruksionistiese feministiese perspektief is as teoretiese raamwerk
gebruik (De Vos, Strydom, Fouché, & Delport, 2011). In ooreenstemming met sosiale
konstruksionisme, is hierdie studie binne die kwalitatiewe navorsingsparadigma uitgevoer
(De Vos et al., 2011). Gerieflikheid steekproeftrekking is gebruik om die mees gepaste
deelnemers vir die doelstellings van hierdie studie te werf (APA Dictionary of Psychology,
2007). Data is deur middel van in-diepte semi-gestruktureerde onderhoude ingesamel. ‘n
Semi-gestruktureerde onderhoudskedule is as data-insamelingsinstrument gebruik. Elke
onderhoud is op videokamera, sowel as op band opgeneem, ten einde meer as een opname
van elke onderhoud te verseker. Die onderhoude is getranskribeer. Data-analise het
plaasgevind deur van sosiale konstruksionistiese gegronde teorie gebruik te maak (Charmaz,
1995).
Die resultate het aangedui dat die depressiewe vroue en hul kinders in hierdie studie
verskil van die stereotipe van depressiewe moeders en hul kinders in die literatuur.
Depressiewe moeders word in die literatuur tipies voorgestel asof hulle nie in staat is om ‘n
naby en veilige binding met hul kinders te vorm nie, terwyl die kinders van depressiewe moeders amper altyd in literatuur met gedrags- en emosionele probleme voorgestel word
(Coyne & Thompson, 2011; Dix & Meunier, 2009; Turney, 2012). In teendeel – alhoewel
die depressiewe vroue in die huidige studie wel gerapporteer het dat hul kinders bydra tot hul
depressie – het hulle ook klem geplaas op die feit dat hul kinders ‘n belangrike beskermende
faktor is teen hul ervaring van depressie. Die depressiewe vroue het ook beklemtoon dat
hulle die vermoë het om beskermend en ondersteunend teenoor hul kinders te wees, ten spyte
van hul depressiewe simptome. Die meerderheid deelnemers het ook ‘n “baie goeie”
verhouding met hul kinders beskryf. As sodanig, het die depressiewe vroue in die huidige
studie vir ons ‘n helderder prentjie van die depressiewe moeder-kind verhouding getoon.
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