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Parental alienation and its impact on self-esteem and well-being - a meta-Ethnography. [PDF]
Int J Qual Stud Health Well-beingRøysland IØ, Koskinen CA.
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Parent-to-child intergenerational influence of perceived alienation towards parents: mediation of children's life-events, and moderation of children's gender and left-behind status. [PDF]
BMC PsycholSun X +5 more
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Parental insights about supports for children with disabilities who are restricted eaters. [PDF]
Aust Occup Ther JFraser R, Bulkeley K, Barton R.
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Parent-child mental health literacy discordance and adolescent depression and anxiety: a population-based cross-sectional study. [PDF]
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The American Journal of Nursing, 1980
Mary and John, well-educated parents, were describing the problems they were having with their threeyear-old son. "He is unable to accept discipline, disobeys, has temper tantrums, demands attention, can't get along with other children, and acts irritable and unhappy." They needed professional help.
C, Webster-Stratton, K, Kogan
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Mary and John, well-educated parents, were describing the problems they were having with their threeyear-old son. "He is unable to accept discipline, disobeys, has temper tantrums, demands attention, can't get along with other children, and acts irritable and unhappy." They needed professional help.
C, Webster-Stratton, K, Kogan
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Child Psychiatry & Human Development, 1976
A parenting course for foster parents was described with a follow-up evaluation utilized to determine its effectiveness. The content of this broad-based course included learning theory, principles and techniques, communication skills, methods of conflict resolution, developmental considerations, and information about community services.
N W, Freeling, S, Kissel, L, Surgent
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A parenting course for foster parents was described with a follow-up evaluation utilized to determine its effectiveness. The content of this broad-based course included learning theory, principles and techniques, communication skills, methods of conflict resolution, developmental considerations, and information about community services.
N W, Freeling, S, Kissel, L, Surgent
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Parents, grands-parents, bisaïeux
Population, 1973Résumé Les bulletins du recensement et de l'état civil ne renseignent pas sur l'ascendance des personnes intéressées, mais les résultats statistiques peuvent être utilisés à des calculs concernant le passage d'une génération à l'autre. En particulier, l'allongement de la vie et la réduction du nombre d'enfants par famille depuis deux siècles ont ...
Hervé Le Bras, Herve Le Bras
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Parent Drug Use, Parent Personality, and Parenting
The Journal of Genetic Psychology, 1995This study examined the relationship of parent drug use and specific parent personality traits with four indicators of the parent-child bond: affection, child-centeredness, involvement, and nonconflictual relations. The participants (N = 71) were young mothers or fathers who have participated in a longitudinal study of 1,000 children and their parents ...
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