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Showing 1 to 20 of 24 for “"Parenting Self-Efficacy"”.
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Parenting Self-Efficacy and Dyadic Autonomic Responses During Parent-Child Conflict
… this thesis, I explored the relationship between parenting self-efficacy and autonomic self-regulation, using respiratory sinus arrhythmia (RSA) as a dynamic and sensitive indicator of physiological affective regulation during parent-adolescent conflict. Grounded in social cognitive theory, I …
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The Role of Hardiness, Family Hardiness, and Parenting Self-Efficacy on Parenting Stress in Adoptive Parents
… are at risk for experiencing a high level of parenting stress (McGlone, Santos, Kazama, Fong, & Mueller, 2002) throughout the duration of the adoption experience. Adoptee background factors have been found to contribute to increased levels of parenting stress and distress in adoptive parents …
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Parenting Under Stress: Examining The Protective Role Of Parenting Self-Efficacy In A High-Risk Environment
… can compromise a parent’s ability to engage in parenting behavior that results in the most favorable child outcomes. It has also demonstrated that African American mothers are much more likely to face these risk factors. While research has demonstrated the protective effect of parenting …
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Asian American Men and Fatherhood: Relationship between Acculturation, Gender-Role Conflict, Parenting Self-Efficacy, and Father Involvement
… enculturation, gender role conflict, parenting self-efficacy, father involvement, and demographic information. The purpose of this study was to investigate the impact of four predictor variables—including acculturation, enculturation, gender role conflict, and parenting …
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The relationship between adverse childhood experiences, parenting behavior, and parenting self-efficacy in African American families with low-income
… is linked to adverse adult outcomes, including parenting deficits. While prior research has emphasized specific trauma types and severe parenting deficits, less is known about how cumulative trauma shapes normative parenting behaviors. Parenting self-efficacy (PSE) has been proposed as a …
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The Relationships between Parenting Stress, Child Characteristics, Parenting Self-Efficacy, and Social Support in Parents of Children with Autism in Taiwan
… families is limited. In addition, the role of parenting self-efficacy and social support and their relationship with parenting stress has remained unclear in the field of autism. The purpose of this study was to compare parenting stress (as measured by the Parenting Stress Index and the Family …
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Families with Children with Autism, Developmental Delay, and Typical Development: The Relationships of Parenting Self-Efficacy, Parenting Strategies, and Child Problem Behaviour
… more child problem behaviours, report lower parenting selfefficacy (PSE), and be more reactive than proactive in their parenting strategies than those who have children with typical development (TD). Differences in PSE and parenting strategies may also influence the extent to which child …
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Children's Primary Health Care Services: A Social-Cognitive Model of Sustained High Use
… and social cognitive measures related to parenting and health care use. Primary care use data over the two-years prior to recruitment were collected from primary care providers. Regression analysis showed that social cognitive measures were significant predictors of pediatric primary care …
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The Relationship Between Infant Crying and Father Well-Being
… depression and stress, and decreased feelings of parenting self-efficacy. Infant crying has also been identified as the number one trigger caregivers report prior to an abusive action, placing infants who cry excessively at risk. Fathers and male caregivers have been identified as the primary …
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Can I Succeed as an Adolescent Mother? Examining the Role of Emotional Intelligence in Predicting Self-Efficacy, Academic Achievement, and School Attendance
… the role of emotional intelligence in predicting parenting self-efficacy, academic self-efficacy, academic achievement, and school attendance among a sample of adolescent mothers. A battery of instruments was administered to a sample of 108 high school students who were enrolled in the Employment …
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Implementing a group intervention programme emphasising early communication stimulation with parents of children with autism spectrum disorder
… improve the communication interaction skills and self-efficacy beliefs of parents of young children with autism. The study followed an exploratory sequential mixed methods research design and used the Replicating Effective Programs (REP) framework. Sixty-one participants took part in the study …
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Factors Related to Changes in Infant Attachment Security: A Test of the Differential Susceptibility Hypothesis
… symptomatology, (b) life satisfaction, and (c) parenting self-efficacy on changes in infant attachment security between 12 and 18 months.
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A randomized feasibility and acceptability study comparing modes of parenting education delivery for young fathers
… remain positively engaged in their lives, parenting education programs have not included young fathers. This lack of inclusion and absence of randomized studies of instructional methods has resulted in a dearth of interventions to improve parenting skills and outcomes for these young men, …
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Investigating the Effectiveness of PRAISE as a Parenting Support Coaching Intervention
There are several well-established parenting interventions that are used in non-clinical groups and have shown improvements in child and parenting behaviour. These parenting interventions tend to be delivered in group formats and are not tailored to the parent-child dyad (Ogbu, 1981). Coaching has …
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Outcomes among caregivers of toddlers with ASD concerns following implementation of Screen-Refer-Treat, a novel service delivery model for early ASD detection and intervention
… study compared caregiver quality of life, parenting stress, parenting self-efficacy, and family-centered care between ASD-C, DEV-C, and NO-C caregivers who were either exposed (i.e., post-SRT cohort) or not exposed to SRT (i.e., pre-SRT cohort). Parenting self-efficacy and family-centered …
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Virtual Walk-In Single Session Therapy: A Multiple-Case Study of Parents' Self-Efficacy
… by increasing their confidence about their parenting. The purpose of this multiple case study was to investigate how parents perceived their parenting self-efficacy over time following a virtual single-session therapy at a children's mental health centre. Additionally, this study explored …
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Cognitive, Emotional and Environmental Mediators of Early Parenting in High Risk Families
… cognitions and emotions; specifically Maternal Self-Efficacy, Self-Esteem and Attachment, would be affected by environmental mediators in the form of structured or non-structured tactile sensory nurturing interventions. The empirical work reported in this thesis is divided into 3 distinct …
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Exploring the use of video interaction guidance (VIG) with hearing parents of deaf / hard of hearing children
… was used to explore attuned interactions, parenting stress, parental self-efficacy (PSE) and parents’ experiences of participating in VIG. Three hearing parent-DHH child dyads participated in three VIG cycles. The Principles of Attuned Interaction, The Parenting Stress Index (PSI) and Tool …
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Alcohol misuse therapy within the child protection arena : an interpretative phenomenological analysis of the experiences of mothers
… sexual abuse (CSA) on later perceptions of parenting competency (PPC) by providing a systematic review of the literature assessing the association between these concepts. A further objective is to explore any potential mediating effects of other variables on the relationship between …
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Caregiver Adaptation among Black and White Families of Individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder and the Comparison of the Two Racial Groups
… and lower levels of satisfaction with services, parenting self-efficacy, and formal social support were explanatory factors for increased caregiver strain among White caregivers. These results are helpful in informing interventions and support the cultural adaptation of care as provided to Black …
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