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Showing 1 to 13 of 13 for “"Childrearing Practices"”.
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Childrearing practices associated with playfulness and Type A behavior in children
… this study was to assess the relationships among childrearing practices, children‘s levels of playfulness, and Type A behaviors. Parents of 83 children in grades kindergarten, two, and four completed a Q-sort on childrearing behaviors. The children‘s teachers completed rating scales for …
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Attitudinal and Behavioral Differences in Childrearing Practices Between Parents of Clinic and Nonclinic Children: A Questionnaire Assessment
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Attitudes of parents, teachers and adolescents on the cultural practice of physical punishment for behaviour management of Solwezi District
… physical punishment; and parents and teachers’ practices in the behaviour management of their children. The research design used two questionnaire scales; the first was employed to measure the attitudes of parents, teachers and adolescents and the second was administered on parents and teachers …
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Attitudes of parents, teachers and adolescents on the cultural practice of physical punishment for behaviour management of Solwezi District
… physical punishment; and parents and teachers’ practices in the behaviour management of their children. The research design used two questionnaire scales; the first was employed to measure the attitudes of parents, teachers and adolescents and the second was administered on parents and teachers …
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Japanese and U. S. mothers' concerns and experts' advice : content analyses of mothers' questions on online message boards and experts' advice in parenting magazines
… pertained to one or more of six domains of childrearing: feeding/eating, toilet-training, sleep, development, discipline, and mother-child relationships. Every issue of the four U.S. and four Japanese best selling parenting magazines published in the years 2005 and 2006 were also content …
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Parental Attitudes Toward Socially Inhibited Children: An Exploratory Analysis
… influence inhibited behavior in children; and b) childrearing practices would serve as a mediator in the anticipated relationship between parental attitudes toward shyness and inhibited behavior in children. Results indicated a significant positive relationship between parental attitudes toward …
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Occupational conditions, gender, and parental behaviors and values
… in predicting different aspects of parental childrearing practices. Findings from bivariate and multivariate analyses show that different dimensions of work-related variables examined in this thesis, such as occupational socioeconomic status, work hours and schedules, job satisfaction and …
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Worlds Apart: Social Mechanisms of Contrasting Fertility in European American and Native American Populations on the Northern Plains
… informants idealized delayed parenthood, childrearing within a nuclear family setting, household self-sufficiency, and avoidance of public assistance. In contrast, Native American informants idealized early parenthood, childrearing within an extended family setting, mutually dependent …
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Worlds Apart: Social Mechanisms of Contrasting Fertility in European American and Native American Populations on the Northern Plains
… informants idealized delayed parenthood, childrearing within a nuclear family setting, household self-sufficiency, and avoidance of public assistance. In contrast, Native American informants idealized early parenthood, childrearing within an extended family setting, mutually dependent …
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Mi naqui: Birth and infancy in late medieval and Renaissance Florence
… of their daily life led Florentines to adopt childrearing practices that seem alien to us, such as wetnursing. But seen in its proper context, wetnursing appears more like premodern day care. The parents' underlying motive for this practice, of trying to provide for their children while …
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Continuity of Behavioral Inhibition in Early Childhood: The Impact of Parental Attitudes toward Socially Inhibited Behavior
… toward shyness, child behavioral inhibition, childrearing strategies, and parental shyness over a span of two years in a sample of 3 to 6 year-old children and their parents. Results revealed several interesting and valuable findings. Maternal attitudes toward shyness emerged as a moderator of …
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The characteristics of the families of physically abused children
… Circumstances of Injury/Illness Schedule, The Childrearing Attitudes Schedule and the Psychiatric Interview Schedule (which included a mental state examination). The Psychosocial Interview Schedule and an abbreviated IQ test were administered to the mothers only. The major significant finding …