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Showing 1 to 20 of 21 for “"Parental relationship"”.
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Corporal Punishment and Its Relation to Race, Psychological Well-Being, and Parental Relationship
… punishment, race, the nature of the parent-child relationship (i.e., biological parent versus step-parent), and psychological well-being. Compared to college students who did not experience corporal punishment during childhood, college students who experienced higher levels of corporal punishment …
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Do Resiliency and Coping Skills Moderate the Relationship Between Mood Disorders and Parenting Styles Due To Parental Relationship Distress?
<p>Parental relationship dynamics such as intimate partner violence (IPV), interpersonal distress (IPD), and parental alienation (PA) can significantly affect both mental health and parenting practices. This study examined whether personal strengths, specifically resilience and problem-focused …
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Turning points : meaning-making and its association with psychological well-being, academic achievement and parental relationship quality among adolescents
… of meaning-making on academic achievement and parental relationship quality has received little empirical attention although both variables have been shown to be positively associated with positive adjustment among adolescents. This longitudinal study examined differences in psychological …
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The Role of Peers in the Management of Type 1 Diabetes in an Emerging Adult Sample
… to predict diabetes outcomes above and beyond parental relationship quality as measured by report of parental acceptance. Diabetes outcomes were measured with glycemic control (HbA1c) and adolescent report of adherence. RESULTS: Diabetes specific peer support was associated cross sectionally …
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Factors influencing treatment outcome in young people with OCD: The relationship between parental psychopathology, parent relationship indicators, child inflated responsibility and OCD symptomology
… one of which was based upon the parent-child relationship. More recently, this relationship has also been shown to affect treatment outcome. The aim of the study was to explore how the parent relationship, parent psychopathology, inflated responsibility and OCD symptoms may affect treatment …
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An exploratory study of the impact of the Children First program in reducing parental conflict in the divorce transition
… of children's needs and reduction of interparental conflict. Behavioral changes on dimensions of conflict, communication and cooperation indicated notably positive outcomes. Fifty divorcing parents completing a court mandated Children First program, judges, attorneys, and program moderators …
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Emotional incest: an exploratory study of therapists' perceptions of the phenomenon and their experiences with it in couple therapy practice
… as the emotionally enmeshed parent-child relationship. The study focused on the perceptions and experiences of therapists who have encountered the phenomenon in their work with couples presenting for therapy; where one partner in the couple war or is currently involved in a parental …
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An investigation of discrepancies in interpersonal perceptions and expectations between parents of low and high functioning children
This study was an attempt to investigate the relationship between aspects of the parental relationship and the level of functioning of their children. The discrepancies between role perception and role expectation within the parental relationship were selected as the major focus of this study. The …
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An Attachment View on Parental Deployment in Adolescence: Examining the Impact on the Parent-Adolescent Relationship
… and profound change, during which the parental relationship remains integral to positive developmental outcomes. For adolescents in military families, parental deployment creates an additional stressor which may pose challenges to the relationship between parents and adolescents. This …
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Lived experiences of single teenage mothers at KwaMsane Township, KwaZulu-Natal
… their experience of absent fathers in the parental relationship, identify sources of support, and provide recommendations for multiple sectors. Thirteen participants, sampled by snowball sampling, participated in face-to-face interviews, and two focus group discussions that were manually …
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An Analysis of Twenty Books for Young Adults in Terms of Family Characteristics, According to Selected Sociological Variables
… on the family history, characteristics, and relationships.</p> <p>The families in young adult literature were found to accurately reflect the American family in marital status, number of children per family, and the persons with whom children were living. An unrealistic number of the …
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Growing up with autism: Experiences of adults on the spectrum and associations with depression
… to identify whether perceived quality of parental relationships, gender, past involvement in extracurricular activities, number of friends, and involvement in past counseling services predict symptoms of depression among adults with ASD. One hundred and twenty six adults with ASD completed …
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Relational Spirituality in Adolescents: Exploring Associations with Demographics, Parenting Style, Religiosity, and Psychopathology
… alcohol use was ascertained with a single item. Parental relationship quality was measured using the Parental Bonding Instrument and the Parental Transparency Scale. Given that rates of depression, anxiety and spirituality have been demonstrated to be higher in girls than boys, gender differences …
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The relationship of parental subsystem to high school and college students' career self-efficacy
The purpose of this study was to determine the relationship among three classifications of parental subsystems (intact/nuclear, blended, and single-parent), two educational levels (high school and college), and gender (male and female) on career self-efficacy, in addition to the five career …
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The Experience of Growing Up in a Minister's Home and the Religious Commitment of the Adult Child of a Minister
… of this study was to ascertain if there is any relationship between the unique aspects of the pastoral family, the relationships of the PK, and his or her adult religious commitment.</p> <p>Method. The population included Seventh-day Adventist pastors' children (PKs) who were age 25 or older and …
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The Interpersonal Foundations of Anti-Atheist Prejudice
… toward atheists is related in part to protecting parental relationships. To the extent that they are established within parental relationships, shared reality theory implies that religious beliefs and associated attitudes will be psychologically defended to the extent that the parental …
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Minority Parents' Narratives of Living with Their Child with an Autism Spectrum Disorder
… family unit, particularly its impact on the parental relationship? The aim of this inquiry is to use the parents’ experience to articulate a theory that captures how ASD is addressed in underrepresented families. Therefore, the dissertation that follows provides a detailed introduction to the …
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An examination of bureaucratic Home Office systems relating to mixed immigration-status families, including the use of Section 55 (Borders, Immigration and Citizenship Act, 2009): a mixed methods study
… explores the existence and frequency of parental immigration detention in the UK. Family courts safeguard and prioritise the parental relationship, with children being given a voice at all stages of any family proceedings, however the degree to which this happens in immigration cases is …
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Korelasi antara pemenuhan kebutuhan afeksi dengan perilaku prososial pada remaja di Panti Asuhan Sunan Ampel Sumbersari Malang
… Affective fulfillment can be seen in the parental relationship with the child. Children who living in orphanage less affective fulfillment because number of caregivers that are not in accordance with the number of foster children. Goals to be achieved in this study is to determine the …
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Socio-Emotional Competence of New Zealand Children During the Early Years: Its Facilitators/Inhibitors and Outcomes
… and language at 4.5 years also mediated this relationship. On the other hand, socioemotional competence at 9 months was not related to emergent academic skills at 4.5 years of age (directly), while it was negatively associated with attention and language at 4.5 years. In terms of family …
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