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Parenting Stress and Parental Bonding
Behavioral Medicine, 2005Attachment experiences are thought to be important because of their implications for later development. The authors' aim with the questionnaire-based study was to investigate the differences between recalled parental bonding regarding 4 types of maternal and paternal bonding with respect to experienced parenting stress caused by child characteristics ...
Ulrike Willinger +4 more
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Parents' perceptions of parenting [PDF]
Infant Mental Health Journal, 1983 Much has been written about parenting practices from a theoretical perspective, but we know very little about what parents believe about parenting. This article begins with an overview of parenting theory, reviews briefly studies that have attempted to identify parenting characteristics, and provides a rationale for the use of the scaling techniques ...
Joseph T. Lawton, Marilyn Coleman
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Groupwork, 2011
This piece of writing endeavours to display how Groupwork is a valued and tangible approach to exploring many sensitive issues in social work practice. In particular the author reflects on her experience of co-facilitation of a mutual support group. This group was developed by an innovative Young Person’s Probation Team, who acknowledge that, in order ...
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This piece of writing endeavours to display how Groupwork is a valued and tangible approach to exploring many sensitive issues in social work practice. In particular the author reflects on her experience of co-facilitation of a mutual support group. This group was developed by an innovative Young Person’s Probation Team, who acknowledge that, in order ...
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Parents Are Not Visiting. Parents Are Parenting
Advances in Neonatal Care, 2023Marianne, Bracht +3 more
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Parents of children with enduring epilepsy: Predictors of parenting stress and parenting
Epilepsy & Behavior, 2007The goals of the work described here were (1) to predict parenting stress and parenting from stressors, resources, and parental coping behaviors in parents of children with epilepsy, and (2) to determine whether parenting stress mediates the effects of these predictors on parenting.Participants were 91 parents of children with epilepsy (mean age of ...
Rodenburg, R. +3 more
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Re: Parents Are Not Visiting: Parents Are Parenting
Advances in Neonatal Care, 2023Ann, Schwoebel, Elizabeth, Quigley
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Law and the complexities of parenting: parental status and parental function
Journal of Social Welfare and Family Law, 2009In this paper we explore three types of parental relationships which have grown in importance over the course of the last quarter of a century. Our object is to explore the extent to which assisted reproduction parents, same-sex parents and step-parents, assist us in our reconsiderations of the legal status of parents and of the responsibilities that ...
Tom Hewitt, Craig Lind
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Parental attributions and parental involvement
Social Psychology of Education, 2007This study examined the existing relation between parental attributions of their child’s achievement, their belief in getting involved in the child’s educational process and their actual behavior regarding this involvement. The participating parents (N = 313) were asked to complete the Parental Attributions Scale and the Parental Involvement Scale ...
Georgiou, Stelios N. +3 more
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Intensive Parenting and the Expansion of Parenting
2014In her introduction to Parenting Out of Control the US sociologist Margaret Nelson describes how childrearing has changed in the last 40 years: When I was raising my children in the 1970s, there were no baby monitors to help me hear them cry in the middle of the night, no cell phones to assist me in keeping track of their whereabouts at every moment,
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