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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Parental stressors"”.

  1. A Comparison of the Effects of Parental Stressors in Parents of Diagnosed Versus Undiagnosed Children

    … purpose of this study is to analyze potential stressors in families of children with special needs to determine whether a diagnosis for a child's medical conditions has any impact on these stressors. Diagnosed and undiagnosed participants were obtained from the National Down Syndrome Society …

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  2. Examining the Role of Behavioral Inhibition in Harsh Parenting Preferences: An Analog Study

    … programs. Few studies have addressed how parental stressors, specifically infant crying, can influence individuals’ self-regulatory cognitive capacities and ultimately their preference for harsh parenting strategies. Furthermore, little research has explored the link between these …

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  3. Parental and Social Influences Associated with the Development of Gender Role Conflict during Female Adolescences: As Related by Mature Women in Gender Variant Career Fields

    … adolescent development and the effects of social/parental stressors utilized to force conformity and describe appropriate gender expectations to achieve essentials for success. The presence of gender role stressors during development will be utilized to establish the existence and effects of …

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  4. Early attachment and parental stress as predictors of obesity risk in middle adolescence: The role of self-regulation and food consumption

    … obesity. The inclusion of both interpersonal stressors (i.e., insecure parent-child relationship) and parental stressors may be especially salient, especially because developmental research has documented associations between poor parenting quality, low self-regulation ability, and unhealthy …

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