COVID-19 e funzionamento familiare

[Autom. eng. transl.] The current Coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19) and the related restrictive measures aimed at containing the spread of the virus have certainly led to a substantial upheaval in everyday life, favoring the emergence of important experiences of frustration. and isolation (Brooks et al., 2020; Shahyad & amp; Mohammadi, 2020). For this reason, many studies (Di Crosta et al., 2020; Horesh & amp; Brown, 2020; Kira et al., 2020) have identified the pandemic event as a condition of acute stress, with significant repercussions on the mental health of the population. -ne (for example, Castelli, Di Tella, Benfante, & amp; Romeo, 2020; Cooke, Ei-rich, Racine, & amp; Madigan, 2020; Raihan, 2020; Salari et al., 2020). At the level of family functioning there are numerous contributions that highlight the impact of COVID-19-related stress on the quality of relationships, in terms of perceived satisfaction and the implementation of dysfunctional behaviors (for example, Crescentini et al., 2020; Morelli et al., 2020; Spinelli, Lionetti, Pastore, & amp; Fasolo, 2020). In light of the emerging literature, this monothematic focus intends to focus attention on the impact that the pandemic situation has exerted on family dynamics and on parental and co-parenting functioning, and has two main objectives. First of all, we intend to highlight some specific critical issues (key themes), connected to the emergency from COVID-19, which families have had (and still have to face today), in order to be able to identify the predictive factors of trajectories of adaptation or maladjustment.