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Showing 1 to 20 of 22 for “"Parental Warmth"”.
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PARENTAL WARMTH AND PHYSICAL PUNISHMENT AND THEIR ASSOCIATIONS WITH CHILDREN’S SOCIAL AND ACADEMIC SKILLS IN TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO
… this 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 …
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Moderating effect of teacher-student bond on the relationship between parent-child attachment and adolescent outcomes
<p>The current study examined the influence of parental warmth/support on adolescent psychological well-being (i.e., depression and psychosocial maturity), and how the impact of parental warmth/support on these outcomes may differ based on the relationship an adolescent is able to develop with at …
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Corporal Punishment And Its Association With Anxiety In Youth
… study was to examine the association between parental use of corporal punishment and anxiety in youth. Parental warmth, child's age, and child's ethnicity were examined in order to explore their effects on the association. Parents and their children (ages 6 – 17; N=153) completed the parent …
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The Relationship Between Parenting Style and Childhood Anxiety in an Ethnically Diverse South African Sample
… received significant attention in recent years. Parental control, in particular, has emerged as a significant predictor of child anxiety. Parental rejection and one of its components, parental warmth, have also been linked to child anxiety. It has been suggested that the interaction of these two …
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The Relations Among Parental Monitoring and Warmth, and Adolescent Externalizing and Internalizing Distress: The Effects of Parent and Adolescent Perception of Neighborhood Danger
<p>Parental monitoring and warmth have traditionally been studied in the context of white, middle-class families. This paper adds to recent research that has begun to explore what levels of these parenting behaviors are optimal for the prevention of adolescent psychopathology in impoverished, urban …
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How sweet it is to be loved by you: Examining the psychometric properties of a novel tool for assessing parent-to-child warmth and affection (Warmth/Affection Coding System)
Parental warmth/affection (e.g., terms of endearment, physical affection) is an essential component of healthy, securely attached parent-child relationships. Strong parent-child relationships serve as buffers against psychosocial stressors and facilitate healthy empathy development in children. In …
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Protective Factors Against Peer and Social Media Sex Messages: The Moderating Role of Parental Influences on African American Emerging Adult Students' Sexual Behaviors
… group. 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 …
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Family And School Impact On Psychological Functioning From Childhood To Late Adolescence: A Longitudinal Study Of Rural Chinese Youth
… among rural Chinese youth? 3. Do perceived parental behaviors moderate the effect of gender on internalizing problems in childhood among rural Chinese youth? Do perceived parental behaviors moderate the effect of gender on changes in internalizing problems among rural Chinese youth? 4. Do …
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Longitudinal Relations Between Parents’ Familism Values and Warmth and U.S. Latine Adolescents’ Prosocial Behaviors and the Mediating Role of Adolescents’ Familism Values
… relations among parents’ familism values, parental warmth, adolescents’ familism values, and adolescents’ prosocial behaviors. Parents reported on their familism values when adolescents were 10-11 years old and adolescents’ prosocial behavior at 12-13 years. Adolescents reported their …
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Parenting Practices and Young Adults’ Emotional Distress: The Moderating Roles of Family Structure and Race
… race did not moderate the relationship between parental warmth and emotional distress among young adults. However, contrary to hypotheses, race and family structure also did not moderate the relationship between parental intrusive control and emotional distress. Implications and directions for …
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Racial Socialization: Its Influence On Outcomes Among Black American Children Exposed To Physical Discipline
… more favorable outcomes. Many variables, such as parental warmth exhibited in the parent-child relationship, parental endorsement of spanking, and cultural norms, have been researched to explain what moderates the outcomes. This review focuses on racial socialization as a moderating variable that …
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An analysis of the psychometric properties of the Pediatric Inventory for Parents — Short Form among caregivers of children diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder.
… gratitude, perceptions of child vulnerability, parental warmth, and ASD symptom severity. The PIP-F (α=.87) and PIP-D (α=.92) demonstrated good to excellent internal consistency. Concurrent validity was evidenced by statistically significant medium positive correlations between the PIP-F (r=.33, …
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Witnessing Partner Violence in Childhood: Factors Influencing Emotion Regulation Difficulties in College Students
… The study further explored the roles of parental bonds, social support, coping strategies, age at exposure, and gender as moderators in the relationship between WPV and emotion dysregulation. Data were collected using an undergraduate sample at Virginia Tech (N = 1040). Results indicated …
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A Hierarchical Examination of the Immigrant Achievement Gap: The Additional Explanatory Power of Nationality and Educational Selectivity Over Traditional Explorations of Race and Socioeconomic Status
… selectivity was positively associated with both parental involvement and center-based early childhood education, but not with parental warmth, relative care, nonrelative care, or participation in Head Start—independent of whether children were 1.75- or second-generation immigrants.</p>
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Parenting style, moral development and friendship : (how) do we choose our friends?
… (c) boys who perceive their parents as low in warmth and control and the friends of these boys endorse preconventional more than conventional responses; (d) girls who perceive their parents as low-warmth/high-control befriend girls who are more just than the friends of other girls; (e) girls …
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Relations between Parenting, Family Context, and Emotion Regulation in the Development of Psychopathology in Young Maltreated Children
… emotional climate, including factors such as parental warmth and hostility, marital satisfaction, and social support, can affect the relations between maltreatment, parenting, and child emotional regulation and may even mitigate the negative effects on adjustment. Intervention and prevention …
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Trajectories of substance use and substance use problems in adolescents and young adults
… studies. The first investigates the effects of parental beliefs about their adolescent children’s smoking and drinking on adolescents’ actual engagement in these behaviours. Previous literature has shown a strong association between parental beliefs and adolescent substance use, but has not …
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Development of an instrument assessing parenting behaviors
… from a circumplex perspective; the dimension of warmth/hostility was separated into categories reflecting various degrees of warmth/hostility (over-protective, responsive, hostile, and rejecting). Likewise, the dimension of control was separated into categories reflecting various degrees of …
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Effect of parenting, emotional intelligence, hostile attributional bias, and peer status on problem behavior
… externalizing, but not internalizing scores. Parental warmth was not predictive of emotional intelligence over and above parental control. Although no difference in emotional intelligence was found between authoritative and authoritarian parenting, differences were found between both and …
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The relative effectiveness of alternative treatments for young children with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder
… severity of behavioural problems, and level of parental warmth and family relationships, were found not to be predictive of post-intervention status. Findings are discussed within the framework of a transactional model. Analysis of the current data set indicates that successful outcomes for …
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