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Showing 1 to 13 of 13 for “"Maternal warmth"”.

  1. The Interaction between Child Behavioral Inhibition and Parenting Behaviors across Development: Effects on Adolescent Psychopathology

    … years). Measures of child behavioral inhibition, maternal warmth and control, and child psychopathology were gathered at each time point. Cross-sectional and longitudinal analyses were conducted to explore the moderating effect of maternal warmth and control on the relationship between child …

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  2. Assessing Associations Among Interpersonal Closeness, Fear Of Intimacy, Secure Attachment, And A Maternally Warm Rearing Style

    Decades of evidence suggest that maternal warmth contributes to prosocial outcomes later in life. This survey study examined specific social outcomes in 241 college students and found that, while their perceived maternal warmth was correlated with a number of social outcomes, the relationships were …

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  3. The Albanian Cycle of Victimisation: Exploring the Pathways Between Maternal Exposure to Violence and Early Child Development

    … Objectives: This study presents novel data on maternal exposure to violence, wellbeing, maternal parenting practices, and child development in Tirana, Albania. The dissertation specifically aims to: (1) explore the relationship between exposure to violence, social support, and mental well-being …

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  4. PARENTAL WARMTH AND PHYSICAL PUNISHMENT AND THEIR ASSOCIATIONS WITH CHILDREN’S SOCIAL AND ACADEMIC SKILLS IN TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO

    … study examined the moderating role of parental warmth on the associations between severity and fairness of physical punishment and preschool-aged children’s social and academic skills in families in the twin-island Caribbean nation of Trinidad and Tobago. The sample consisted of 191 mothers and …

    syracuse-diss Repository record for PARENTAL WARMTH AND PHYSICAL PUNISHMENT AND THEIR ASSOCIATIONS WITH CHILDREN’S SOCIAL AND ACADEMIC SKILLS IN TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO (opens in a new tab)

  5. Protective Factors Against Peer and Social Media Sex Messages: The Moderating Role of Parental Influences on African American Emerging Adult Students' Sexual Behaviors

    … The current study examined the roles of parental warmth and communication about sex as protective factors. Participants (n = 301) completed a series of questionnaires assessing parental warmth, parental communication about sex, permissive peer sex messages, permissive social media sex messages, …

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  6. DEVELOPMENTAL PATHWAYS BETWEEN LOW BIRTH WEIGHT STATUS AND CHILDREN’S ACADEMIC AND SOCIOEMOTIONAL COMPETENCE: THE ROLE OF PARENTING PROCESSES AS A MODERATOR

    … behavior at age 9. Results also indicated that maternal warmth, but not parenting stress, moderated the longitudinal associations between MLBW and cognitive/academic outcomes and teacher-reported socioemotional competence. To conclude, these results highlight the significance of MLBW and …

    syracuse-diss Repository record for DEVELOPMENTAL PATHWAYS BETWEEN LOW BIRTH WEIGHT STATUS AND CHILDREN’S ACADEMIC AND SOCIOEMOTIONAL COMPETENCE: THE ROLE OF PARENTING PROCESSES AS A MODERATOR (opens in a new tab)

  7. Explaining the black-white gap in cognitive test scores: toward a theoretical model of adverse impact

    … disparate conditions: child birth order, maternal cognitive ability scores, the presence of learning materials in the home, parenting factors (maternal warmth and acceptance, safe physical environment, and maternal sensitivity), child birthweight, and family income. Results from a growth …

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  8. Mother-infant interaction and the development of mastery motivation in infancy

    … difficult infants may experience less responsive maternal caregiving (van den Boom, 1989), it was proposed that infant difficultness would also be related to mastery motivation. 55 Mother-infant pairs were observed in everyday home interaction at 3 '/2, 8 and 14 months. Maternal contingent …

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  9. An experimental study examining the relationship between parenting behaviours, responsibility beliefs and obsessive-compulsive symptoms in nonclinical children and their mothers

    … behaviours mediate the relationship between maternal responsibility beliefs and the development and maintenance of OCD like behaviours in their non-anxious children. Method This study used an experimental between-subjects design. 38 children aged 9–12 years were exposed to a high …

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  10. Parents and children together (PaCT): a tri-directional examination of parental personality, adolescent traits, parenting, and context in affecting adolescent behavioural strengths and difficulties

    … Dark Triad) and parenting style (e.g., parental warmth). Adolescents (N = 310, 48.7% female) completed self-report assessments of Dark Triad traits, perceived parenting (e.g., maternal warmth), and behavioural strengths and difficulties (e.g., externalizing behaviour). Results highlight the …

    qu-belfast Repository record for Parents and children together (PaCT): a tri-directional examination of parental personality, adolescent traits, parenting, and context in affecting adolescent behavioural strengths and difficulties (opens in a new tab)

  11. Parenting styles in relation to body weight and smoking and drinking in children and adolescents: a longitudinal twin study

    … aims to estimate the role of paternal and maternal parenting effects and gene-environment interaction in developing obesity and alcohol and tobacco use in a genetically informative design. Method: Data was retrieved from the first two waves of the German Twin Family Panel. Participants …

    uiuc Repository record for Parenting styles in relation to body weight and smoking and drinking in children and adolescents: a longitudinal twin study (opens in a new tab)

  12. Parenting and child development in multi-ethnic Britain: a study of British Indian, British Pakistani and non-immigrant White families living in the UK

    … of parenting as assessed by interview, including maternal warmth, mother-child interaction and maternal control. The differences that were identified generally reflected differences between the Pakistani and White mothers, with the Indian mothers lying between the two. For example, the British …

    cambridge Repository record for Parenting and child development in multi-ethnic Britain: a study of British Indian, British Pakistani and non-immigrant White families living in the UK (opens in a new tab)

  13. Maternal Involvement, Parenting Styles and Socioeconomic Status as Predictors of Academic Achievement of Standard 5 students in Trinidad and Tobago

    … social-class academic disparities. The impact of maternal involvement and parental styles, as well as the socioeconomic impact of SES on the SEA exams during the pandemic, is yet to be examined.</p> <p>The Method</p> <p>This study employed a quantitative, non-experimental correlational approach to …

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