Predictors of Cinderella Syndrome and Wendy Syndrome in women: Attachment styles and differentiation of self.

Through the fairy tale heroes, beautiful woman image, mother image, independent woman image, and passive woman image are created. While Cinderella syndrome is a concept which is used to define woman who fear from being independent, Wendy syndrome describes women who acted as mother to their husbands or people close to them. The aim of this research is to examine the relationships between Cinderella Syndrome, Wendy Syndrome, attachment styles and differentiation of self in women.

Mitigating the impact of family burden on psychological health in parents of children with special needs: Buffering effects of resilience and social support.

Background And Aims: This study examined the link between perceived family burden among parents of children with moderate and severe disabilities and their psychological health, and the potential moderating roles of resilience and social support.

Methods: 256 parents completed an online questionnaire including Demographic Information Form, Family Burden Assessment Scale, General Health Questionnaire, Brief Resilience Scale, and Revised Parental Social Support Scale.

Results: Results revealed negative associations between resilience, social support, and depression-anxiety symptoms.

The mediating role of binge-watching in the relationship between type D personality and loneliness.

Background: Individuals who have certain personality traits may be particularly at risk for developing technological addictions. Binge-watching, which includes watching several episodes of a television series consecutively, is seen as a behavior that is out of control and even addictive. Binge-watching also can isolate the individual socially, or it can be a buffer against the individual's feeling of loneliness.

Investigating resilience, perceived social support and trait anxiety levels of mothers of school-age children who stutter.

Purpose: The attitude of mothers of children who stutter is believed to be crucial in the management of therapy process. Therefore, this study aimed at the description of resilience, perceived social support and trait anxiety levels of mothers of children with stuttering, as well as at the exploration of the relationship between them.

Methods: The study sample consisted of 33 mothers of children with stuttering aged 6-12 years.