article · Psychology Research and Behavior Management

Hidden Shields: How Parental Resilience and Social Intelligence Shape Behavioral Profiles in Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder

Nada Alqarawi
M. El. M. Khedr
Abdelaziz Hendy
Huda Gaber Hamzaa
Mona El-Sayed
Shaimaa Amin
Zainab Klila

2026Open accessPort Said University

Abstract

Parental resilience and social intelligence are significant, interrelated protective factors associated with reduced behavioral problems in children with ASD. Interventions that simultaneously enhance both parental resources may be most effective in improving family well-being and child outcomes.

Research topics

Family and Disability Support Research
Resilience and Mental Health
Autism Spectrum Disorder Research

Sustainable Development Goals

No Poverty

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DOI: 10.2147/prbm.s598638

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