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Showing 1 to 12 of 12 for “"parental well-being"”.
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The Impact of Parental Involvement on Student's Academic Achievement, Parental Well-Being, and Parent-Teacher Relationships
… influence childhood outcomes, in which parental involvement and family-school partnerships have been highlighted in the education system. Research to date has heavily focused on the impact of parental involvement on children’s academic achievement, but minimal research has been devoted …
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Religion and social support for parents.
How does religion benefit parental well-being? Are religious parents benefitting from the source of informal social support that religion provides? Does religion have an effect apart from this? This study, using logistic regression with data from the Culture of American Families Project (2012) …
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Marital equity among dual-career couples: a longitudinal perspective
… between perceptions of marital equity and well-being and distress in marital, professional, and parental roles, how perceptions of equity change over time, and to examine efforts to restore equity. Differences in well-being and distress in roles are identified by gender and equity group. …
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Filial responsibility expectations among adult child-older parent pairs
… on filial norms did not have an impact on parental well-being, however.
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Raising an HIV-infected child: associations between parental stress and child functional impairment
… Second, I aimed to investigate the levels of parental stress, depression, and quality of life related to caring for an HIV-infected child. Currently, there is limited research focusing on each of these topics. Nineteen HIV-positive (9 HAART-naïve and 10 HAART-treated) parent-child dyads and …
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Bio-social aspects of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD): Neurophysiology, maturity, motor function and how symptoms relate to family interaction
… questionnaires concerning family functioning and parental well-being. Two-hundred and fifty-one children (age 6-9) were examined with skeletal bone-age, motor examination by the physical education teacher, and parent and teacher questionnaires concerning ADHD-symptoms. Thirty-five children were …
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Development and validation of child routines questionnaire: preschool
… behavior problems, poor parenting practices, and parental psychopathology (Sytsma et al., 2001; Sytsma-Jordan, Kelley, & Henderson, 2002; Jordan, 2003). These data have offered insightful correlation between routines and overall child adjustment, and parental well-being. The present study aimed to …
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Posttraumatic stress and growth symptoms in parents of premature infants: The role of rumination type and social support.
… is indicated of the impact of PTG on future parental well-being following the stress associated with premature birth and hospitalisation. Deliberate rumination has been found to be a potentially significant factor in the development of PTG, therefore, future studies are needed to test this …
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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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Genetic and Environmental Factors Related to Child and Parent Mental Health in the Context of Intellectual Disabilities
… to explore the impact of genetic diagnoses on parental mental health within IMAGINE-ID. I show that genetic variant type and timing of genetic diagnoses significantly influence parental well-being, via parents’ appraisal of the impact of their child’s condition. Parent-perceived impact falls …
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NICU Parental Mental Health and Infant Outcomes: Effects of Psychological Well-Being and Psychopathology
… Studies have found correlations between parental psychopathology and lower scores on measures of psychological well-being such as self-acceptance and autonomy (Bhullar, Hine, & Phillips, 2014; Valiente et al., 2013). Additionally, research has indicated that some well-being …
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Educating Children with Neurodevelopmental Disorders in a Nigerian Context. Perspectives and Lived Experiences
… parents’ experiences of accessing education as well as how they interpret those experiences were investigated. Parents’ narratives showed mothers have been at the forefront and played a crucial and transformative role in their children’s education. Furthermore, this study elicited the voices of …