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Constructive and destructive interparental conflict, parenting entropy, and child ADHD symptoms. [PDF]
Dev PsychopatholLi Z, Sturge-Apple M, Davies P.
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Parents of children with enduring epilepsy: Predictors of parenting stress and parenting
Epilepsy and 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 ...
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Parenting and parental burnout in Africa
New Directions for Child and Adolescent Development, 2020A recent initiative known as the International Investigation of Parental Burnout, sought to study the prevalence of parental burnout in over 40 countries globally using the Parental Burnout Assessment (PBA) instrument. Four countries investigated here provide a first insight into parental burnout in Africa, based on a pooled dataset of 738 parents (48 ...
Tholene Sodi +7 more
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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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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 ...
J S, Brook +3 more
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Establishing a Parent to Parent service
Child: Care, Health and Development, 1987Summary A Parent to Parent service has been established in Auckland to provide assistance to parents of children with disabilities. Parents who themselves have children with special needs undergo training to prepare them to support other parents.
G, Hornby, R, Murray, R, Jones
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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, 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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Are parents ready to be parents?
Early Years Educator, 2023Angelica Celinska, lecturer and trainer, gives us an insight into her conversation around parenting with Matt Sanders, professor of clinical psychology. They discuss incidental teaching, supporting parental self-regulation, the stigma associated with parenting programmes and the role which educators play in all of this.
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