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Showing 1 to 20 of 24 for “"Co-Parenting"”.
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Co-parenting Conversation Process: A Qualitative Study of Singaporean Parents
Although co-parenting in two-parent families has been an increasingly important area of research, little is known about the co-parenting conversation as a crucial aspect of co-parenting. This study used grounded theory methodology to explore how Chinese Singaporean parents perceive their …
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Intensive Co-parenting Therapy: Piloting a Manualized Treatment for Divorced Families
… resilience is the normative psychological outcome of divorce, parents and children of divorce are disproportionately represented in the mental health and legal systems. Due to the great financial and psychological costs of incessant divorce litigation, interventions that promote positive child …
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Co-parenting in Intact and Divorced Families: Its Impact on Young Adult Adjustment
Co-parenting is the ideal parenting relationship after divorce, characterized by involvement of both parents in all decisions regarding their children. Children who report that their parents demonstrate healthy co-parenting are generally better adjusted than their peers who experience unhealthy …
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AREAS OF CONFLICT, COPING, AND SERVICE NEEDS AMONG CO-PARENTING PERSONS IN SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY
<p>This study was conducted in San Bernardino County, California. Participants completed a questionnaire regarding conflicts that arise between co-parents, levels of stress from conflicts, how parts negotiate, cooperate, collaborate and communicate and the types of coping skills that participants …
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“Are we in or out?” Inclusion of stepparents within a co-parenting system: A phenomenological study
… the lived experiences of stepparents within a co-parenting system. Bronfenbrenner’s bioecological theory was used to understand stepparent inclusion within a co-parenting system. One research question was developed for this study: What are the lived experiences of stepparents within a …
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Divorced co-parenting in rural communities: Understanding perceptions of parental quality from a socio-cognitive-behavioral perspective
… was to investigate perceptions of post-divorce co-parenting relationship quality for biological mothers and fathers of minor children who lived in rural areas. Quantitative methods were applied. Questionnaires were mailed within a seven county region. Eighty parents returned questionnaires. …
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Understanding nonresidential fathers’ involvement in their children’s education : a qualitative approach
… process of being involved is shaped by the contextual factors of cultural norms on fathers, laws on custody, and the specifics of each father’s divorce/custody agreement. Important factors influencing fathers’ involvement include their beliefs about themselves as fathers, beliefs about the …
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Connected Disconnections Negotiating family separation, membership and conflict: A discourse analysis
… forms and creates challenges around managing co-parenting relationships. The literature has identified a change in how western families are viewed, moving away from traditional identifiers to a role-based and social practices construct which includes the growing number of non-traditional …
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The acculturation gap: Investigating the relationship between inter-partner acculturation discrepancy and parenting quality
<p>Parenting and relational factors have been investigated thoroughly in previous literature. However, considering the proliferation of multiracial individuals in the United States, it is concerning that many cultural components of American families have been neglected, including the impact of …
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Parenting Coordinators' Practices Recommendations: A Qualitative Study
… approach to understand the experiences of seven parenting coordinators in using parenting coordination practices that they have found to be effective and would recommend to other parenting coordinators to achieve the following goals: educating parents, increasing the quality of parenting and …
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Program Evaluation on the Kids First Program
… a divorce and/or separation. This study was conducted to assess the usefulness of specific program interventions as it relates to parental insight, co-parenting, and child adjustment. A descriptive analysis was conducted to examine results of the evaluations. Results indicated over 85% of the …
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Exploring the journey of parenting to understand parents’ perceptions of their families’ relationships
… explores the experiences of parents’ journeys of parenting and seeks to understand their perceptions of their families’ relationships. Seven sets of co-parents, a total of fourteen participants, were interviewed using paired depth semi-structured interviews. The interview data was analysed using a …
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Overwhelming responsibility : divorced mothers of children managing type 1 diabetes with their children
… manage the disease. Open-ended interviews were conducted with 12 mothers who collectively had 13 children with diabetes. Grounded theory methods were used to gather and analyze data. The resulting theory describes the psychosocial process of overwhelming responsibility divorced mothers …
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Influences of stress, individual and family processes on rural low-income children’s internalizing and externalizing behaviors
<p>Contextual stress (e.g., economic pressure, acculturative stress) places rural children at risk for adverse outcomes. Prior studies using rural samples to understand the stress processes at the individual and family levels have been predominantly dyadic in focus. Given family members are …
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Parents' Value of Play in Early Childhood: A Comparative Study of Spousal Play Beliefs
… on academics, there is less emphasis placed on encouraging children to play. The current study investigated parental beliefs on play. The sample consisted of 34 middle-class couples (34 mothers, 34 fathers) co-parenting a preschool-aged child (3-5 years) attending the laboratory school of a large …
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The Effect of Child Characteristics and Environmental Demands on Parenting Across Intact and Divorced Families: An Exploratory View
… toward learning how children may influence parenting practices and styles within a divorce setting, and - more significantly - how children may influence the co-parenting practices and behaviors of divorced parents. The roles of child temperament, parenting, and their reciprocal interaction …
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Antecedents of the Psychological Adjustment of Children and Grandparent Caregivers in Grandparent-Headed Families
… many early studies relying on small samples of convenience. This study used an existing large national database, the National Survey of America's Families (NSAF), to compare differences in well-being of both children and grandparent caregivers across the independent variables of family type, …
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Grandparent caregivers: factors contributing to their experience of life satisfaction
… of grandparents providing primary, custodial, or co-parenting for biological and legal grandchildren has grown progressively. Often time examination of grandparent caregiving occurs through the lens of burden and deleterious familial, psychological, and medical outcomes. The present …
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An exploration of risks and resources related to parental burnout among parents of adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities and behaviours that challenge in Atlantis, Western Cape, South Africa
… from your child and the feeling of loss of accomplishment of your parenting role (Mikolajczak & Roskam, 2018). Against the backdrop of South Africa's history and remaining socio-economic challenges, it is likely for parents of persons with IDD and CB to develop parental burnout, considering …
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