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Showing 1 to 18 of 18 for “"parental supervision"”.
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Parental supervision and learners' academic achievement in rural Secondary Schools
… pertaining to these schools' infrastructures and parental involvement. Parental supervision should be established in each rural secondary school to optimise the learners' academic achievement. The school management teams (SMTs) should also welcome and assist with parental involvement. This study …
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Relationship between the amount of parental supervision time and child delinquency.
This study assesses the relationship between parental supervision and children's delinquency. Data used in this study came from interviews with 99 parents from the Denton city area of Texas in 2003. A probability sample of 53 was contacted by way of randomly selected residential telephone numbers. …
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The influence of parental supervision and rules on Black adolescent females' sexual activity and academic achievement
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Bully perpetration and sexual harassment perpetration among middle school students: The impact of family-level factors
… factors (i.e., family social support, parental supervision, family conflict and hostility, and sibling aggression perpetration) contributed to bully perpetration and sexual harassment perpetration, after controlling for known individual-level characteristics. Participants were 653 …
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An Investigation to Understand the Role of Social Determinants in Influencing Substance Among Teenagers Living in the UK: A Systematic Review
… important and frequently takes precedence over parental supervision. More precisely, the analysis showed that adolescents' rising independence and preference for peer approval are linked to the decreasing impact of parental monitoring. It was discovered that ACEs were crucial, with early trauma …
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The experiences of adolescents living with alcohol-abusing parents in Appelsbosch: explorative study
… are comprised by parent’s lack of proper parental supervision, lack of parent’s involvement in their school work, poverty, being sent out at night, witnessing parent’s conflicts, and assuming a role of a caregiver at an early age. Other family members, neighbors, friends, social groups as …
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Intergenerational Transmission of Convictions: Family Factors as Mediators
… home environments during childhood (such as poor parental supervision, parental separation, large family size, and low family income). Based on the life stories of the eight CSDD men, adequate parental supervision and monitoring, good relationships with parents, parental involvement in education, …
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Bullies, fights and guns: Self-control theory as an explanation for juvenile use of intimidation and violence
… opportunity, operationalized as a combination of parental supervision, participation in unstructured activities, and peer deviance, increases each form of behavior. In addition, each model provides support for the theoretically based hypothesis that greater self-control decreases opportunity. …
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Rozvod a delikvence mládeže
… association with youth delinquency is found for parental supervision or emotional support. Thus, the study confirms that although divorce emerges as a significant factor, other factors are more relevant for more precise prediction. However, examining the family environment in general is …
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Fatherless homes and delinquency: a study of institutionalized African American male youth
… behavior through the mediating variables of parental supervision, discipline, and gender role modeling. The results from this study suggest that the dynamics within a family system are more important in explaining delinquent behavior than is the actual family structure. Some of the most …
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Family Functioning, Parenting Practices, and Psychological Outcomes in Children With Diabetes as Compared to Children Without Diabetes
… questionnaires measuring family environment, parental stress, and parenting practices, as well as symptoms of his or her child's internalizing and externalizing behaviors and diabetic adherence. Contrary to many findings in the literature, results revealed no significant differences between …
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Children’s perceptions of the causation and prevention of childhood burn injuries
… The children emphasized the importance of parental supervision and risk avoidance by the child and adults in prevention. This study recommends an integrated approach to burn injury prevention interventions and calls for the inclusion of children in studies concerning the wellbeing and …
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Social-ecological factors associated with bullying and sexual harassment perpetration among middle school students
… (i.e., family social support, family violence, parental supervision, and sibling aggression perpetration) and school-related (i.e., sense of belongingness at school and school social support) factors are associated with bullying and sexual harassment perpetration, above and beyond …
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Examining the short-term effects of video exposure on children’s attention and other cognitive processes
… media preferences and use and investigated parental supervision methods and media beliefs. Results indicated that watching fast-paced videos resulted in more unsettled behaviour during play and less thoughtful responding on the formal laboratory tests of attention. Moreover, the pace of …
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Sixth-, Seventh-, and Eighth-Grade Students' Experiences with the Internet and Their Internet Safety Knowledge.
… aged 10-14 years along with their report of parental supervision of their Internet use. The study included data gathered from 446 self-administered surveys completed by 6th-, 7th-, and 8th-grade students in a rural school district in East Tennessee.</p><p>An analysis of the research confirmed …
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Why monitoring doesn't always matter: The situational role of parental monitoring in adolescent crime
Parental monitoring of settings is not always relevant for the prevention of adolescent crime because adolescents with strong personal moral rules and the ability to exercise self control are unlikely to offend even when they are unsupervised and know that their parents have little knowledge about …
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Pola asuh mantan suami terhadap anak di bawah umur pasca perceraian: Studi Kasus di Desa Puloniti Kecamatan Bangsal Kabupaten Mojokerto
… person. Some of them are due to the lack of parental supervision who has become a weakness of the father who are busy with his work. But of all that, positive impact that can be obtained is that a child will be no more spoiled if taught a sense of discipline and responsibility as well as the …
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The epidemiology of Chronic Non-Communicable Diseases (NCDS) and NCD risk factors in adolescents & youth living with HIV in Cape Town, South Africa
… a biological parent as their primary caregiver. Parental level factors were largely positive, with participants reporting high levels of positive parenting and parental supervision. However, 35% lived in informal dwellings, 38% did not have access to piped water inside their dwelling and 62% …