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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"parental emotion socialization"”.

  1. Parental Emotion Socialization of Seventh and Eighth Graders: Gender Differences in Independent and Interdependent Self-Construals

    … between parents' beliefs about children's emotions, parent-child discourse, and children's independent and interdependent self-construals with sixty 7th and 8th grade children. Children were interviewed with the Self-Guide Questionnaire (Higgins, Klein, & Strauman, 1985) and completed an …

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  2. Parental emotion socialization in Chinese and US families: Roles of parents' beliefs about emotions and self-construals

    … the importance of identifying determinants of parental emotion socialization (ES) to clarify how and why parents engage in ES practices. Furthermore, emotions occur within cultural contexts. Recent work has drawn attention to the importance of cross-cultural research for developmental science. …

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  3. Toward a holistic view of parents' discourse: Indirect communication as an emotion socialization strategy

    Parents teach their children about emotions through a process called emotion socialization and one way that they can do so is through shared discussions about emotions. Research in developmental psychology indicates that parental emotion socialization strategies through discourse such as …

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  4. Parental Socialization Of Emotion and Anxiety Among Latinx Youth: The Role of Emotion Dysregulation and Familismo

    … examined direct and indirect effects of parental socialization of emotion, through emotion dysregulation, on anxiety symptoms in a sample of Latinx youth. Culturally-relevant moderators (i.e., familismo) of indirect pathways were also examined. Method: A sample of youth aged 7-17 years (N …

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  5. Links Between Parental Responses to Adolescent Distress and Adolescent Risk Behavior: The Mediating Role of Thought/Emotion Suppression

    … was to examine how supportive and unsupportive parental responses to adolescents' negative emotions relate to adolescent substance use and sexual behavior, and to test whether the tendency to suppress unwanted thoughts and emotions mediates this link. Aim 2 was to further explore the putative …

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  6. Relations among maternal psychopathology, emotion socialization and child emotion regulation and adjustment in high risk families

    … that the way parents socialize children around emotion plays an integral role in children's psychosocial adjustment and the development of effective emotion regulation abilities. Evidence suggests that parent's own attitudes and philosophy about emotion, which has been termed their meta-emotion

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  7. Mothers’ and Fathers’ Differential Discussion of Emotion with their School-Age Children

    Parental socialization of emotions has been a topic of interest in developmental research for decades because of the importance of understanding how children learn about their emotions. The influence of the sex of both parent and child, however, are often not considered, and research on parent …

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