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Showing 1 to 18 of 18 for “"Harsh parenting"”.
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Understanding the Determinants of Parental Decision-Making and Harsh Parenting Behavior
… prevalence and negative consequences of hash parenting among US parents is well-documented. However, intervention and prevention efforts aimed at reducing the rates of harsh parenting have had limited success. A goal of this paper was to provide a novel method of studying parenting behavior; …
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Examining the Role of Behavioral Inhibition in Harsh Parenting Preferences: An Analog Study
… the cognitive processes involved in harsh parenting behavior would have broad implications for parenting interventions and training programs. Few studies have addressed how parental stressors, specifically infant crying, can influence individuals’ self-regulatory cognitive capacities …
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Pathways to Externalizing Behavior: The Effects of Mother's Harsh Parenting and Toddler's Emotional Reactivity
… self report data show a relationship between parenting and children's externalizing, few studies have examined the proximal effect of observed mother's parenting on children's expression of aggression. A sample of 55 primarily African American, toddler-mother dyads were observed in their …
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The Direct and Interactive Effects of Neighborhood Risk and Harsh Parenting on Childhood Externalizing and Internalizing Behavior
… effects of neighborhood disadvantage and harsh parenting on concurrent assessments and change in externalizing and internalizing behavior in toddlerhood. The study included 55 mothers and their children; families completed in-home assessments when children were 2 and 3 years of age. …
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Harsh Parenting in Military Versus Civilian Families: Does Military Culture Moderate the Influence of Socioeconomic Status and Race?
<p>Harsh parenting techniques such as yelling and spanking are commonly used in the United States to discipline children, despite the evidence that harsh parenting has a negative sequalae for children that can persistent into adulthood. Socioeconomic status (SES) and race/ethnicity have been …
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The influence of negative beliefs about parenting on harsh couple interaction, harsh parenting, and child externalizing behavior: A longitudinal study from preconception to middle childhood
… the associations among negative beliefs about parenting, harsh couple interaction, harsh parenting, and child externalizing behavior using a prospective longitudinal design. We assessed the influence of negative beliefs about parenting before becoming a parent on later family processes (e.g., …
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The Moderating Effects of Parenting on the Development of Externalizing Problems in Toddlers
… risk for externalizing behaviors by age 4. Parenting was identified as the mechanism by which children's progression along the incremental risk pathway is amplified or minimized; progression is only expected under conditions of harsh parenting. No statistical support emerged for the …
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Neural Mechanisms Promoting Biased Social Memories in Intergenerational Childhood Abuse
… as pathways linking childhood abuse histories to harsh parenting of the next generation. Using fMRI and a verifiable, ecologically valid social feedback task, we studied female caregivers of adolescents (N = 68) to test: (1) whether childhood abuse predicts a negativity bias in social memory, (2) …
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Latent Variable Models for Longitudinal Outcomes from a Parenting Intervention Study
… Programme (SCFP). The SCFP aimed to reduce harsh parenting practices and child behavioural problems in high-risk South African families. This research project examined the use of structural equation modelling (SEM) for longitudinal profiles and latent growth mediation modelling. Improved …
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Cognitive-Affective Processes as a mediator of the Relationship between Responsive Parenting and Preschool Children's externalizing Behavior
Responsive parenting is characteristically child-centered and creates a climate where children's needs are met. While responsive parenting has been studies less than harsh parenting, initial evidence supports a negative relationship between responsive parenting and children's externalizing …
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HEXACO Personality Investigation into Parenting: Evolutionary Investment Decisions, Punishment and Real-Time Parenting Behavior
Parenting is an important and variable job, with a wide range in parents’ behavior and decisions. An important part of this variance comes from the parent themselves. Individuals differences in parenting, such as personality traits, may explain a large portion of the variance in parents’ behavior …
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EFFECTS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE EXPOSURE IN COLOMBIAN ADOLESCENTS: PATHWAYS TO VIOLENT AND PROSOCIAL BEHAVIOR
… violence) and adolescent maltreatment (i.e., harsh parenting) and violent and prosocial behavior in both groups, impulsivity exerted a greater effect on adjustment among juvenile offenders than their counterparts. Juveniles who reported less ability to inhibit their impulsive responses engaged …
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Acceptability of a Social Learning Theory-based parenting programme to South African parents
Good parenting practices significantly contribute to child development and wellbeing. Evidence shows that optimal child development occurs in environments where parents are nurturing, warm and supportive, while harsh parenting styles negatively impact children's mental health and developmental …
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Can nurture alter nature? The effects of a parenting intervention program on reducing antisocial behaviors
… to environmental influences (such as parenting), have been implicated in previous research. Most contemporary researchers recognize an interactive relationship between the innate and environmental influences. However, the causal relationship between nature and nurture, and how they …
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The Relationship Between Maternal Depression And Negative Outcomes In Children: Parenting Deficits' Impact On Children's Emotional Regulation And Behavioral Expression
… the relationships between maternal depression, parenting practices and children's emotional and behavioral expressions. The study was a secondary analysis of a previous cross-sectional and cross-generational study (Maternal aggression, self-regulation and adverse child outcomes, DA 08963) funded …
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Behavioural Difficulties in Early Childhood: Findings from a Longitudinal Birth Cohort
… of early childhood behavioural difficulties. Parenting factors, such as maternal self-evaluation and harsh parenting styles were also related to the development and stability of early childhood behavioural problems. Distal factors linked to early childhood behaviour included verbal and …
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Statistical models for survey data from multiple countries on a parenting intervention programme
… part of the guidelines is evidence-based parenting intervention programmes (PIPs) like Parenting for Lifelong Health (PLH). This initiative, which involves the designing, testing, and disseminating of a suite of group-based, affordable, and adaptable parenting programmes for either young …
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Parenting Profiles in Military Families: Intervention-Related Transitions and Relationships to Child Adjustment
Parenting programs aim to improve parenting quality such as reducing harsh parenting which may, in turn, support the child’s development and behavior. However, parenting interventions show considerable heterogeneity in response patterns across different families, demonstrating that they are not …