In a study conducted of 297 grandparents with custodial rights it aims to examine if a child faces trauma influences grandparent stressor (Spranga, Choi Eslingera, and Woosley, 2014). Their results were as follow; 72% of grandparents stated that the child was exposed to a traumatic event, prevalent types of trauma reported by grandparents were emotional/psychological abuse or maltreatment, grandparents that cared for children that faces trauma reported higher stress than grandparents that did not care for a child without trauma, children with trauma tend to have more grandparent-child conflict which adds to the grandparent’s stress, the study 14 types of trauma were placed in five different categories; direct interpersonal violence, indirect interpersonal, non-intentional trauma illness, community violence, loss such as sudden death or separation, from all the traumas direct interpersonal violence exposure by the child (sexual maltreatment/ abuse/assault, physical abuse, or kidnapping) seem to a higher correlate with grandparent-child conflict (Spranga, Choi Eslingera, and Woosley, 2014). This study proved that a child’s experience can lead to conflict between grandparent and child relationship which can lead to higher stress levels within
In a study conducted of 297 grandparents with custodial rights it aims to examine if a child faces trauma influences grandparent stressor (Spranga, Choi Eslingera, and Woosley, 2014). Their results were as follow; 72% of grandparents stated that the child was exposed to a traumatic event, prevalent types of trauma reported by grandparents were emotional/psychological abuse or maltreatment, grandparents that cared for children that faces trauma reported higher stress than grandparents that did not care for a child without trauma, children with trauma tend to have more grandparent-child conflict which adds to the grandparent’s stress, the study 14 types of trauma were placed in five different categories; direct interpersonal violence, indirect interpersonal, non-intentional trauma illness, community violence, loss such as sudden death or separation, from all the traumas direct interpersonal violence exposure by the child (sexual maltreatment/ abuse/assault, physical abuse, or kidnapping) seem to a higher correlate with grandparent-child conflict (Spranga, Choi Eslingera, and Woosley, 2014). This study proved that a child’s experience can lead to conflict between grandparent and child relationship which can lead to higher stress levels within