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  • Parental attitudes, home environment, and the cognitive ability of Korean kindergarten children

    Creator:
    Cho, Bokhee
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    This study examined the relationships among authoritarian parental attitudes, home environments, parental attitudes toward the children's freedom, and the cognitive performances of kindergarten children. Socioeconomic status of the family and sex of child and parent differences were also examined. Subjects consisted of 73 pairs of Korean parents and their children....
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    performances of kindergarten children. Socioeconomic status of the family and sex of child and parent

  • Conscience orientation in children and parental attitudes toward independence granting and achievement inducement

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    Draper, Henry E.
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    This study focused on the relationship between parental attitudes and the conscience orientation of children, testing the hypotheses that (1) parents who had children with an external conscience orientation would show significantly greater disparity between their independence granting and achievement inducement attitudes than parents whose children had conventional or humanistic...
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    single independence granting and single achievernent inducernent score for each parent. The achievemeat

  • Parental Attitudes and Children's Social Behavior

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    Volenski, Leonard Thomas
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    The present study was designed to examine the relationship between expressed attitudes toward child-rearing, and children's social behavior in a preschool setting. More specifically, the study was concerned with the association of parental authoritarian, hostile-rejecting, and democratic attitudes with the aggressive and cooperative peer interactions of preschool children. Under investigation...
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    influence of the same sexed parent and opposite sexed parent on the social development of the child. It was

  • Parental stereotypes and children's memory for story content

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    Lindauer, Shelley Lynne Knudsen
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    This study examined children's memory for traditional and nontraditional parental behaviors displayed in story content. Subjects were 40 male and 40 female preschool children between the ages of 47 and 60 months. Children were read a story portraying a mother and a father as the main characters. Each character performed...
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    provide children with examples of masculine and feminine behaviors and roles (Kagan, 1964). A child

  • Parenting styles and children's outcomes mediated by family problem solving

    Creator:
    Hadlock, Terry G.
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    Contemporary parenting strategies tend to involve parent-child interactions in which the parent neither repressively dominates the child nor follows a permissive laissez-faire course but respects the child's dignity as a person. This paper integrates several current theories of parenting and parent education into the construct of "respectful parenting," which is...
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    parenting more effective and considerate. strategies that involve parent-child interactions that are

  • The accuracy of parents' perceptions of their preschool children's gross motor abilities

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    Groner, Michael
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    The purpose of this research was to determine the extent to which parents and professionals were in agreement prior to and following intervention regarding their Judgement of the gross motor abilities of the parents' preschool children. Each child was tested by a professional on the Ulrich Test of Gross Motor...
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    that professionals need to respect the parent as a prime source and observer of child characteristics

  • Family environment, adult psychosocial competence, parental acceptance, and social competence in children's peer relations

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    Bullock, Janis R.
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    Traditional studies of parent-child relationships have focused on the influence of parental characteristics on various behavioral, social, and personality outcomes in children. During the past decade, social scientists have suggested that other influences of the social worlds of individuals be studied. As a result, the parent-child system is being studied...
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  • Parental accounts of a child's death : influences on parental identity and behavior

    Creator:
    Brotherson, Sean E.
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    One of the most powerful and life-changing events that can occur in the life of a family is the death of a child. Researchers who have studied death and bereavement suggest that a child's death has a dramatic impact on parents. However, little is known about the ways in which...
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    of competence, mourn the lost parent-child bond, and feel a loss of parental hopes for the future

  • Intergenerational responses to the death of a child

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    White, Diana L.
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    The death of a child is a traumatic family event. This qualitative study examined the experiences of parents and grandparents in 10 families who had lost a baby to SIDS, stillbirth, or birth defects. Key questions focused on support given and received, meanings attributed to the loss, continuing bonds, and...
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    parent and child because their relationship is connected through the middle generation. Although they

  • The effects of the family context and parent involvement on perceptions of children's school achievement

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    Katzev, Aphra R.
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    The study examined dimensions of the family context associated with variations in parent involvement and parent perceptions of children's school achievement using data from 1,085 male and 2,239 female respondents with a child between the ages of 5 and 18 years collected in the 1987-88 National Survey of Families and...
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    . Redacted for Privacy Redacted for Privacy Parent involvement at school and in child-centered home