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Showing 1 to 15 of 15 for “"parenting beliefs"”.
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Parenting Beliefs During the Infant Year: Effects on Infant Growth
… status, timing of solid food introduction, and parenting response to infant temperament. The objective of this cross sectional retrospective quantitative study is to identify if parenting beliefs have an effect on infant growth. By better understanding the link between parenting and infant …
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Children's rights and parenting beliefs : a study of attitudes, values and emotions
… attitudes, the current study considers values, parenting style, emotions and the issue of parent status as possible predictor variables. A total of 90 participants took part in the research, which had both written and interview components. Results generally failed to establish a reliable set of …
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Fathers' Involvement and Children's Health
… health care, the moderating effects of parenting beliefs between involvement and child health status and use, and the mediating effects of family integrity in fathers' involvement and child health were examined in two separate studies. The first study includes 760 fathers from a national …
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Chinese parenting and children's compliance to adults: a cross-cultural comparative study
The current study examined the parenting beliefs and practices of Taiwanese, Chinese immigrant (all first-generation immigrants in the UK) and English mothers, and the compliance of their young children (aged 5–7), in order to elucidate the effects of child temperament, culture and acculturation …
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Social determinants of childhood overweight and obesity in South Australian families: parenting, work patterns, and gender roles.
… were selected for investigation: food-related parenting beliefs and practices; parental work patterns; and gender roles within families. Each of these domains is shaped by broader ideologies and structural arrangements. Briefly, it is argued that contemporary parenting beliefs and practices may …
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Coparenting Quality in Separated American Parents of Children Ages 1½ to 5: Anxiety, Social Support, Self-efficacy, and the Associations With Coparenting and Child Outcomes
… was to examine the mechanisms determining coparenting processes in parents following divorce or separation and the implications for the emotional and behavioral outcomes for their young children. The complex associations between parental anxiety, parental self-efficacy, social support, …
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Harsh Parenting in Military Versus Civilian Families: Does Military Culture Moderate the Influence of Socioeconomic Status and Race?
<p>Harsh parenting techniques such as yelling and spanking are commonly used in the United States to discipline children, despite the evidence that harsh parenting has a negative sequalae for children that can persistent into adulthood. Socioeconomic status (SES) and race/ethnicity have been …
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Gendered and classed stereotyping : the effects of viewing Teen Mom
… thought to influence group-based attitudes and beliefs. Although class is a powerful social organizer in society, the study of class representations is most often ignored in the examination of television effects. Little is known about how class representations in entertainment television may …
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Challenging the Tiger Mother Stereotype? Christian Chinese Immigrant Homeschooling Mothers’ Parenting Practices
Good parenting has a major influence on positive child outcomes (Baumrind1983; Darling & Steinberg, 1993), and parents often seek information about how to raise their children according to their personal and cultural values. Young Chinese parents tend to seek information and materials originating …
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Subjective Experience of Autonomy and Psychological Well-Being: A Cross-Cultural Study with Korean American and European American Young Adults
<p>This study aimed to explore whether parenting beliefs and practices that might promote academic or professional achievements also undermine aspects of psychological well-being. Specifically, the study focused on the relationship between the experience of subjective autonomy and psychological …
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Acceptability of parent-child interaction therapy
… for these populations. Cultural differences in parenting beliefs and behaviors may translate to differing perceptions of treatment relevance and therefore lower acceptability for African American families. This study contributes to the literature by investigating the acceptability of a specific, …
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Beliefs about parenting and how it affects a child's education
… hypothesis states: Environmental and cultural beliefs do not affect generational parenting beliefs or risk factors within the Kent County and Grand Rapids area. Cultural factors and four areas of the mothers’ lives were studied: (a) number of parents within the household, (b) parental levels of …
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CHINESE IMMIGRANT MOTHERS’ ROLE IDENTITY AND PARENTAL INVOLVEMENT WITH YOUNG CHILDREN
… largest immigrant group in the U.S., and their parenting styles and strategies have tremendous consequences for the development of their children, the well-being of the parents and the children in their communities, the integration of the family in their new environment, and, consequently, the …
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Language, identity and parenting in acculturation: A case study of Saudi Arabian mothers sojourning in New Zealand
… women, their discussions with one another on parenting values and the personal observations of the researcher helped provide a picture of the everyday sojourning experiences of Saudi mothers. The findings from the interviews are broadly organised into a retrospective look at life pre-sojourn, …