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Parental Insightfulness and Its Association With Social Competence in Autistic and Non-Autistic Children. [PDF]
Autism ResOliver-Aronson L +3 more
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Body-Image Discrepancy and Disordered Eating in Children Aged 10-12: The Roles of Gender, BMI, and Thinness-Related Attributions. [PDF]
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COMPETENT PARENTS, COMPLEX LIVES
Journal of Contemporary Ethnography, 1993This study builds on earlier ethnography of friendship processes among children attending a Head Start program in a large city in the Midwest. Here, through intensive interviews and ethnographic observations of a small sample of the Head Start children's families, the researchers examine the values and concerns of lower-class Black mothers regarding ...
KATHERINE BROWN ROSIER +1 more
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Parenting, 2014
SYNOPSISDecades of research show a significant link between parenting quality and outcomes in children. Whereas many professional caregiving groups are developing competency models for training and evaluation purposes, formation of a parenting competency model has been hindered by a lack of universally accepted standards for and the complexity of ...
Brian D. Johnson +4 more
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SYNOPSISDecades of research show a significant link between parenting quality and outcomes in children. Whereas many professional caregiving groups are developing competency models for training and evaluation purposes, formation of a parenting competency model has been hindered by a lack of universally accepted standards for and the complexity of ...
Brian D. Johnson +4 more
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Parental competence and parents with learning difficulties
Child & Family Social Work, 1996ABSTRACTParental adequacy is widely seen as a function of individual parenting skills. This assumption renders parents with learning difficulties vulnerable to discriminatory treatment in child protection work. A presumption of incompetence leads practitioners to focus on the parents’ deficits and intensifies concerns about the welfare of the children.
Tim Booth, Wendy Booth
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Adolescent social competence, parental qualities, and parental satisfaction.
American Journal of Orthopsychiatry, 1995Dimensions of adolescent social competence and parental qualities were examined as predictors of parental satisfaction using a sample of 736 parents. Several aspects of adolescent social competence and parental qualities were found to predict parental satisfaction.
C S, Henry, G W, Peterson
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