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期刊名:Parenting-science and practice

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ISSN:1529-5192

e-ISSN:1532-7922

IF/分区:1.4/Q2

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Sandra L Hofferth,Joseph H Pleck,Colleen K Vesely Sandra L Hofferth
OBJECTIVE: We address the extent to which parenting practices of fathers and mothers are associated with their sons' parenting behaviors as young adults and whether adolescent behavior explains this association. DESIGN: Data come from 409 y...
Stephen H Chen,Qing Zhou,Nancy Eisenberg et al. Stephen H Chen et al.
OBJECTIVES: Parents from different cultures differ in how frequently they express emotions. However, the generalizability of the relations between parental expressivity and child adjustment in non-Western cultures has not been extensively s...
Mark E Feinberg,Louis D Brown,Marni L Kan Mark E Feinberg
OBJECTIVE: This study reports the psychometric properties of a multi-domain measure of the coparenting relationship in dual-parent families. METHOD: 152 couples participating in a transition to parenthood study completed the Coparenting Rel...
Seth D Pollak Seth D Pollak
Emotions are complex processes that are essential for survival and adaptation. Recent studies of children and animals are shedding light on how the developing brain learns to rapidly respond to signals in the environment, assess the emotion...
Catherine L Jensen,Frances A Champagne Catherine L Jensen
Mother-infant interactions in rodents can be used to explore the biological basis of postnatal parental effects. There is emerging evidence from laboratory studies that variation in early life experiences can induce molecular changes in the...
Catherine L Jensen,Frances A Champagne Catherine L Jensen
Mother-infant interactions in rodents can be used to explore the biological basis of postnatal parental effects. There is emerging evidence from laboratory studies that variation in early life experiences can induce molecular changes in the...
Shirley McGuire,Nancy L Segal,Scott Hershberger Shirley McGuire
This article discusses the behavioral genetic (BG) approach to parenting. Parenting is considered a phenotype that can be influenced by nature and nurture. Genetic contributions to parenting are conceptualized as evidence of genotype-enviro...
James E Swain,Sara Konrath,Stephanie L Brown et al. James E Swain et al.
Interpersonal relationships constitute the foundation on which human society is based. The infant-caregiver bond is the earliest and most influential of these relationships. Driven by evolutionary pressure for survival, parents feel compell...
Marc H Bornstein Marc H Bornstein
This article first introduces some main ideas behind culture and parenting and next addresses philosophical rationales and methodological considerations central to cultural approaches to parenting, including a brief account of a cross-cultu...
Rebecca A Morrissey,Dawn M Gondoli Rebecca A Morrissey
OBJECTIVE: This study assessed the direct relation between young adolescents' regulated noncompliance and mothers' democratic childrearing practices as well as the potential mediating role of mothers' perceived influence during the transiti...