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When Nurses Compete with Parents
Journal of the Association for the Care of Children in Hospitals, 1980Subtle competition flourishes between parents and nurses in neonatal intensive care settings. Because the parents have so little opportunity to contribute to the care of their infants, and because they come to the experience with a broad range of emotional preparation, they often feel displaced by the competent and occassionally overprotective staff ...
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The determinants of parenting competence in adolescent mothers
Journal of Youth and Adolescence, 1994This study examines whether models of parenting competence derived from studies of adult mothers are descriptive of adolescent mothers as well. Fifty-eight adolescent mothers were recruited from an alternative high school. All subjects completed questionnaires on self-esteem, life events, social support, well-being, and maternal efficacy.
J R, Shapiro, S C, Mangelsdorf
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Parental Competence and Maltreatment
Journal of Interpersonal Violence, 2012A parent’s ability to plan for child behavior problems was proposed to influence the relationship between parental competence and attitudes/beliefs about parenting behaviors. One hundred and one parents from three community sites completed questionnaires measuring parental competence, plan complexity, and attitudes/beliefs about parenting.
Amanda L, Strickland, Jennifer A, Samp
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Parental Support and the Development of Competence in Children
International Journal of Behavioral Development, 1992The transactional relation between parental support and the development of competence in children was investigated in a longitudinal study. Sensitivity of the parent is assumed to be a prerequisite for the ability to provide adequate social support. Subjects were 100 children, aged 9 months to 12 years, and their primary caretakers.
van Aken, M., Riksen-Walraven, J.
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Development of a parental competency model for competency-based parent education
Association for Studies in Parents and GuardiansThis study aims to develop a competency model for competency-based parent education. Through conducting a comprehensive literature review, focus group interviews (FGI), and Delphi surveys, a parental competency model consisting of five competency clusters, 16 core competencies, and 40 sub-competencies was established. The model identifies five primary
Sang Hee Seo +3 more
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The Determinants of Parental Competence
1984In most analyses of parental competence, assumptions regarding what constitutes good and poor parenting are usually left implicit. As a consequence, consideration of this much discussed and investigated topic frequently stimulates heated debate. In: this chapter, we hope to avoid such emotionally charged argument by approaching this focal area in much ...
Jay Belsky, Elliot Robins, Wendy Gamble
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Parental Competence in Italy: A Comparison Between Italian and Immigrant Parents
Marriage & Family Review, 2016ABSTRACTThe migration experience could influence parental competence perception in immigrant parents. Within this framework the current work focuses on immigrant parenthood and whether a family’s migratory path could lead parents to feel less competent in their parental roles.
RANIA, NADIA +2 more
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A protocol for assessing competence to parent a newborn
General Hospital Psychiatry, 1986Abuse of infants in the first year of life is a common phenomenon in pediatric wards. Many of these abuses result from chronic psychologic or cognitive deficits in the mother that could be identified before she takes her newborn home from the hospital. Research has shown that assessment of competence to parent during the perinatal period can identify a
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Children's conversational competence with their parents
Discourse Processes, 1987This study examined preschool children's ability to follow Grice's maxims of conversation while conversing with their parents, as well as parents’ reactions to the children's violations of the maxims. Eighteen children from each of three age groups (2‐, 3‐, and 4‐year‐olds) were observed on three occasions: while interacting with their mothers, with ...
Anthony D. Pellegrini +2 more
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Cultural Competence for Transracial Adoptive Parents
Social Work, 2001This article provides a clear conceptual definition of cultural competence for transracial-cultural adoptive (TRA) parents based on an extensive review of the literature and feedback from both experts and parents. Following the differentiation of cultural competence as defined in the social work literature and cultural competence as applied to TRA ...
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