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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"parental cognitions"”.

  1. Parental Caregiving Cognitive Control Complexity: A New Construct for Understanding Parental Caregiving Behavior and Caregiving Identity Commitment

    Prior research has identified parental cognitions as a potentially important aspect of parenting. This exploratory study proposes Parental Caregiving Cognitive Control Complexity (PC4) as a new construct concerning parental cognitions. PC4 was assessed in both mothers and fathers among 29 couples …

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  2. Sociocultural differences in students' cognitions and feelings about school learning and achievement

    … school students make a difference in their cognitions and feelings and also their perceived parental cognitions and feelings about school learning and achievement. Sociocultural background was defined in terms of the ethnicity, gender, and SES of the students.

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  3. Parents, their children, and sleep: parental help-seeking behaviours and influences on child sleep

    … existing knowledge regarding the extent to which parental cognitions, knowledge about sleep, and their sleep practices are related and linked to child sleep. Method: In study one, 266 parents of 6-36 month olds completed an online questionnaire, which provided details of their child’s sleep, …

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  4. Coaching parents of children with ADHD: A Western Australian study

    … relating to mindfulness in parenting, changed parental cognitions, awareness of parenting styles, improved parent-child relationships, impacts on the wider family, and improved self-efficacy emerged from the interviews. The PSI results indicated significantly lower total parent stress scores …

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